What a habitat of a weasel?

Answer 1

Weasel is a common name for about 12 species of mammals in the genus Mustela of the Mustelidae family. They are found throughout North America, Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe.

It depend on which species of weasel you are referring to, for example: The long-tailed weasel lives in a wide-variety of habitats including woodlands, thickets, open areas and farmland. It usually lives near a water source.

IN EUROPE THE WEASEL CAN LIVE IN A WIDE RANGE OF HABITATS. FROM FARMLAND, FIELD EDGES, SCRUB, WOODLAND, RIVERINE, MARSH, HEATHER TOPPED HILLS, TO WOODED VALLEYS, LOCH SHORES, TO COASTAL SAND DUNES, FARMLAND TO URBAN GARDENS.

ANYWHERE THERE IS SUFFICIENT FOOD THERE WILL BE WEASELS.

Weasels live in underground areas and in places they can't be found

if weasels live in underground areas and in places they cannot be found, then how did we ever discover them in the first place? Because they have to come out to get food

Weasels cannot live at high altitudes because 1: it's to cold. 2:there is no food or water source. 3:weasels wouldn't bother to live up there, above the treeline.

A weasel's habitats are stone walls, underground, hedges, farmland, and in the woods.

OK, that's that, case closed.