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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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Are ferrets legal in New Mexico?

Yes there legal in New Mexico, the only places they are illegal are New York City, California, and Hawaii.

Which is the odd one out badger otter ferret or rat?

== == The rat is the odd one out as it is a rodent; the others belong to the mustelid family which also includes stoats, weasels, polecats and wolverines.

How many mink fur farms are in the Netherlands?

In June 2010 a new law was passed in the Netherlands that will ban farming mink for their fur. The nearly 170 mink farms in the country will have to cease their operations by 2024. Fur farming was already banned for other animals, such as foxes and chinchillas. (Source - Wikipedia)

Where can you get a weasel?

If you want a weasel as a pet you should be able to get it at a pet store. I wouldn't suggest touching a wild weasel though. However, weasels are illegal in some places.

Are black footed ferrets native to North Carolina?

At one time the black footed ferrets range in the U S was from Mexico all the way up to Canada. They are an endangered species, and are being introduced in some areas in the wild, like Colorado, Kansas, and a few other places. Ferrets are not currently found in North Carolina.

Can you obtain a stoat as a pet in the UK?

No. Stoats are not for sale in the UK as pets. Stoats are wild animals and should be left in the wild.

Is a meerkat a type of weasel?

No, a meerkat is not a type of weasel. A meerkat is in the mongoose family actually.

Are ferrets illegal in Nevada?

No as matter of fact people that want ferrets in California go to Nevada to get them from the air port and from pet stores . so yes they are legal.

Are there wolverines in South Dakota?

Possible but unlikely in the wild. The world population contiinues to decline and the home range for an adult male can be as much as 400 miles. In 2009 a young male tagged in Grand Teton National Park was tracked to Colorado and became the first of his species spotted there since 1919.

Are there any polecats or pine martins on Crete?

As far as i am aware there are no polecats or pine martens in Crete there are however weasels and the very common beach marten which is often reported as a polecat. It is however really quite different most distinctly its much longer nose it also is generally lighter in colour has a bushy tail, white neck and chest on the underside and generally no fur on its feet. The beach marten is increasing common in small towns and villages and is largely nocturnal.

Could a ferret kill a chicken?

Depends,

The ferret might attack the chicken or the chicken might peck the ferret. But it really depends.

Should the honey badger the top of the food chain?

Not really. It does not hunt other big animals, it just is violent and defends it self. To be at the top you have to hunt the level below you, all honey badgers eat is... well... honey.

How long after baby kittens are born will there eyes open?

There is no set time as far as I know, but they usually open their eyes within 2 weeks of birth. We had our kittens when they were a week old, and their eyes were closed for a short time longer.

Do weasels live in Ireland?

No, there are no weasels in Ireland. There are stoats, which some people mistake for weasels, but there are no actual weasels in Ireland.

What eats a honey badger?

HARDLY ANYTHING. They are ferocious and fearless - even big cats usually avoid tackling them. Until we invented firearms our ancestors could only kill them by whacking them really hard on the head. Their hides are too tough for arrows and spears to pierce. Incidentally they don't eat honey, it is the bee pupae that attracts them to hives.