What is a weasel

Wiesel small, furry mammals with short legs, are mammals in the genus Mustela of the Mustelidae family. Mustelidae include 65 species and 25 species of weasels, badgers, ferrets, fishers, Grisons, martens, otters, polecats, stoats, mink, Tayras, wolverine, and more. The taxonomic family Mustelidae is also known as the weasel family.

Wiesel are generally solitary, except during the mating season and Werfen seasons, they specialize in huntingsmall rodents and their number depends on the richness of their prey. They are active both day and night, in periods of exchange of assets with a few hours of rest. Weasels are very active and predominantly terrestrial but can climb trees, they also show aggressive behavior invaders ranging from his house. The small size allows Wiesel, through tunnels and runways of mice and voles research, giving them no place to hide, can generally escape the mice their commonPredators, but weasels are not, this makes the first-class weasel a predator in the food chain.

Weasels are more common than most people realize that they can be almost anywhere in Canada from coast to mountain, the meadows and the far north to find. Wiesel, who live in the north also feed on lemmings and arctic hare. North and East Wiesel turn white in winter, remain brown throughout southern European varieties.

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