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The polecat primarily inhabits various regions across Europe and parts of Asia. It prefers mixed habitats, including woodlands, grasslands, and agricultural areas, often near water sources. Polecats are also known to adapt to human-altered landscapes, such as farmland and suburban areas, as long as they have access to cover and food sources.

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