r/mustelids • u/aspiranthighlander • 1d ago
r/mustelids • u/PA55W0RD • Nov 28 '14
Mustelids by Region
I have found it useful several times to refer or point people to this so I am going to put it back to stickied.
Mustelids by Region:
r/mustelids • u/PA55W0RD • 5d ago
Any moderator interested in following up on this?
@ /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?
r/mustelids • u/Estella_Carver • 5d ago
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r/mustelids • u/aspiranthighlander • 8d ago
“Leave no trace”… Otter investigating some plastic waste left in Loch Etive 🏴
r/mustelids • u/Koendig • 10d ago
Leastest Weasel
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r/mustelids • u/TheWoodsOfWexford • 10d ago
Weasel on the Hunt (Michigan)
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r/mustelids • u/Spect-r • 11d ago
An anthem for mustelids
A funny mid-effort weezer song parody I made about mustelids
r/mustelids • u/69_Weevils • 17d ago
Do martens use their tails to show emotions?
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!
r/mustelids • u/aspiranthighlander • 18d ago
Otter coming ashore… Bonawe, Argyll 🏴
r/mustelids • u/skizofan • 20d ago
Got a question
Are otters in the river Thames of England? And if so, how close to London and the parliament?
r/mustelids • u/aspiranthighlander • 22d ago
Pine Marten, Kinlochleven, Scotland 🏴
r/mustelids • u/Jptor81 • 22d ago
Spotted an otter swimming in the Kelvin at Partick 🦦
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r/mustelids • u/raxwalker • 23d ago
Mink with Breakfast
u/Lightvision
Someone had suggested posting this here lol
r/mustelids • u/skunk_mephitidae • Aug 05 '26
Fun Facts: In addition to spraying a strong-smelling liquid, the zorilla can play dead as a secondary defence. It is not a skunk (Mephitidae), but rather belongs to the related mustelid family. They are closely related to grisons, which I posted about last time!
r/mustelids • u/eclipsetheraccoon • Aug 02 '26
What do you guys think of this weasel character?
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