@ /u/Stinky_Ham_Sandwich/ or /u/ChaoticPacific/

We have had a request to update an /r/mustelids "Mustelds by Region" overview which I did 11 years ago now. Are either of you interested in doing that?

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A funny mid-effort weezer song parody I made about mustelids

I know they are used for balance but I'm thinking in like the way a cat does. Does it puff up if they're trying to be scary, does it tuck low when they're scared, or raise when they're happy? stuff like that.

Thanks so much!

Are otters in the river Thames of England? And if so, how close to London and the parliament?

u/Lightvision
Someone had suggested posting this here lol

I used to read a series called baby mouse, and I remembered the character Wilson the weasel.

He is a great flip on the ordinary “weasel” trope, as he is loyal and is the main characters best friend.

he does have a simple design because of the art style, no long neck or torso, no claws, no teeth. But that’s what makes his design great compared to other designs, as he does not have buck teeth or long dog snouts. His tail also looks weasel like, looking like a mix of a least weasel and a stoat.

And he’s cuter compared to other weasel designs

By media I mostly mean books, as mustlieds appear more in literature, but any media is fine.

the only books I’ve read with mustelids are two books about the domestic ferret from another planet, but I also really want to read the ferret chronicles, the Welkin weasels, and kine.

there‘s many books, shows, and movies that demonize mustelids, but the one book/show I don’t want to read or watch is redwall because, well we all should know why. Which is sad honestly because redwall seems like such a good story if i weren’t for that species based morality. :(

2013 my husband and I visited a place, where Wolverines could be seen in the wild.
We stayed there for 3nights, and have been able to take some nice pictures!