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Ferrets Weasels and Badgers
These mammals are flesh-eaters of the family Mustelidae. Usually named as weasel family, these are typically small-sized animals with short legs, thick furs and round ears. Mustelids are mostly nocturnal, solitary and are active throughout a year.
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Ive benn feeding him Formula (Similac Advance) and its going good so far she loves it.
Where do ermines find their water?
Ermine's get water by drinking from a stream or licking the ice. THE END.
Why are ferrets illegal in Hawaii?
Ooh, this is a good one. It's difficult to explain but I'll try my best. Well, there are sometime laws that ban owning hamsters for certain reasons in certain places.
In California the Chinese Hamster was banned because the wild ones ruined their crops.
In Hawaii they must have their reasons. I'll try to do some more research about Hawaii.
Hope this helps--
Hamsterluver224 ;)
yes weasels will eat any human food you give them espeically in spring and winter they love krackers and bread but usually they would eat small mamals like birds,birds eggs, chipmonkes,heghogs, porkey pine
What to feed a 10 gram baby weasel?
You might try a milk substitute for dogs or cats. Look at label that may be similar or close to these requirements: 25% protein, 34% fat and 16% carbohydrate. Or a mixture of evaporated milk and water (1:2), mixed with the yolk of an egg.
It was a really weird death. He tripped on his shoelace and fell into a meat grinder and his shoes were the only thing that they found... in a sauasage.
What special body parts do ferrets have?
I can tell you what parts ferret do not have, they don't have an appendix, cecum or male prostate gland.
How long do ferrets live in the wild?
ferrets do not live in the wild; they are pets and pets only. although, their cousins (weasels, black-footed ferrets, etc.) can live 4-9 years. usually around 6 or 7
Name given to a group of animals that include elephants donkeys bison deer?
HERBIVORE herbivores is the answer, especially if you doing the Times Crossword you cheater!
Polecat
I think you may be thinking of a fisher cat. Brown coat. Making a comeback in CT. There's a good description on Wikipedia.
Iam thinking somthing exotic for a pet but as far as a fox vs a ferret what are some pros or cons?
well in some states its illegal to have a fox for pet or u have to have license to have a fox but ferretts u dont but a ferret would probably be hardr to take care of
Yes, but very strict ones at that. They can also eat dry food, but make sure it has at least 30% protein, 20% fat, and NO MORE than 2% fiber.
Is it true that the honey badger has eaten so much honey that is a anti venom against snake bites?
No. The honey badger has a natural immunity to various forms of snake venom that allows it to eat snakes with minor ill effect. This immunity is present because, like mongooses, honey badgers have nicotinic acetylcholine receptors that are slightly different from those of other animals in that they disallow venom to bind to them, which prevents the venom from blocking nerve signals that are sent to the brain. This prevents the stunning effect of specific snake venom that often causes animals to die from the lack of movements necessary to sustain life, such as breathing.
What effort were made to increase the size of the black-footed ferret population?
Considered virtually extinct, a small population was found in Wyoming in the 80's. Captive breeding programs have been successful, and now nearly 2500 ferrets roam the plains again.
Simply put, yes. Basically any mammal female with young offspring have the ability to produce milk, this is because that is how mammal newborns get their nutrition until they are old and developed enough to eat solid food. That being said, while it is possible to collect and drink badger milk, I have never heard of anyone doing that (except of course in that stupid movie The Animal.) Also, badgers are not exactly large animals so it should go without saying that compared to a cow they are not going to produce much milk so if you wanted a full 8 oz. glass of badger milk it would probably take about 8-10 female badgers' milk in order to collect that much. I also imagine that it would taste pretty horrid and be very difficult to milk a badger in the first place. Still, the nasty taste, the fact that you need a lot of badgers and the difficulty in milking them are all worth the work because we all know (according to Rob Schneider) that badger milk can give you superhuman strength and abilities.
Are there any honey badgers in the US?
Honey badgers are not native to the US. They are native to Africa, the Middle East, and India.
Dogs are to canine cats are to feline rabbits are to laprine ferrets are to?
Mustelid - that is, part of the Mustelidae along with badgers, weasels, stoats and otters.
Ferret is to Mustela. The genus for the ferret is Mustela, and the family for ferret is Mustelidae.
In Iowa, minks are raised on farms for their fur
I saw a mink walking in a ditch northeast of Perry Iowa beginning of April
What is the professional name of a mole hole?
A mole lives in a burrow, I believe, The 'hole' in the grass which a mole makes is called a molehill.
Is it legal to keep ferrets in Scotland as pets?
Ferrets are sold in Scotland. So they must be legal to keep as pets.
Who does the north American badgers mate to?
Badgers mate with other badgers. This is the normal way that sexual reproduction works in any species. Members of a given species mate with other members of the same species. Mating with other species will get them nowhere.
How did the ferret get its name?
The scientific name for a European polecat (from the French word 'poulechat' meaning 'chicken (killing) cat') ferret is Mustela putorius (from the Latin word 'putor' meaning stench) of the family Mustelidae ('seeker of mice, 'those who carry off mice', the name refers to the musty smell) The scientific name for Domestic Ferret - Mustela putorius (from Latin word 'putor' meaning stench) furo (from the Latin word 'furonem' and the Italian word 'furone' which means thief)
Can mink be white with pink eyes?
That would be an albino. Extremely rare in nature, but in a farmed setting
with selective breeding, it would be readily available.
no , albinos have red eyes
