If you mean the climate a ferret can live in - they cannot be in temperatures over 85 degrees Fahrenheit, over that and they will go into heatstroke. Ideal temperature for a ferret is about 70 degrees.
I wouldn't recommend it. I wouldn't recommend it.
It depends the ferret. A young ferret can tolerate lower temperatures than an old or ill ferret. If your ferret is acclimated to the climate, has a thick coat and has adequate shelter from wind and wet weather, it should be fine.
Depends on numerous factors - the size of the ferret, the kind of bird your are feeding your ferret, etc
A ferret, like all mammals have a four chambered heart.
The black-footed ferret has 38 chromosomes
They can handle going outdoors in cold weather, unless it's really frigid (below freezing) or windy, wet weather. How long a ferret can stay outside depends, such as age, health and weather. A Young ferret will probably want to stay outside longer than an older ferret. Ferrets with health problems should only stay outside for a few minutes. A ferret can play outside for about 30 to 60 minutes. An older ferret, or one in poor health, should stay no more than 5 to 10 minutes outside at a time. If you leave your ferret out for any length of time, make sure there is adequate shelter.
It is recommended to have your ferret a yearly checkup at the veterinarians
A ferret will take 30 - 40 breaths per minute
Ferrets are usually kept indoors in a temperature controlled environment, and can only be housed outdoors in an an area where it NEVER gets above 80˚f / 26˚c, and then only if they remain out of direct sunlight. Ferrets cannot handle high temperatures and humidity well at all and are extremely susceptible to heatstroke. Generally, when temperatures exceed 80˚f (26˚c), a ferret will begin to suffer the effects of overheating and possible heatstroke.
A Ferret kit is a baby Ferret.
No. They will not harm your ferret unless your ferret eats them.
Domestic Ferrets have 40 chromosomes