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Stoat Mustela erminea

The stoat has a special reputation for ferocity that is well out of proportion to its small size. It shares this trait with some other members of the mustelid family, which includes badgers, weasels and otters. It is quite capable of hunting above ground, but the stoat’s slender body is adapted to pursuing its prey through tunnels, burrows and other confined spaces, where it will not hesitate to take on a fully-grown rabbit up

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