adult female least weasel Comparison Table

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adult female least weasel comparison table

Subject weigh store have range have gestation period hunt by have length eat by suckle reach sexual maturity by kill by has part have distribution eat be in heat for consume have name in French live in line burrow with be active have colour is a kind of make sound have habitat travel have scientific name have Order name give birth to be have Family name

adult least weasel 25-63.5 g mouse carcasses in larder 0.8 hectares scent 170-217 mm long-tailed weasels, owls, feral house cats 4 months biting through the back of the neck of its prey slender body much of Canada except the Maritimes, southern Ontario and Quebec, coastal BC and the northeastern arctic tundra meadow voles, prairie voles, red-backed voles, deer mice, house mice, harvest mice, amphibians, insects 1 gram of food per hour which adds up to more than half the body weight of an adult least weasel per day belette pygmée mouse, pocket gopher or mole burrow fine grass or mouse fur all winter dark brown with white underparts in summer, white in winter least weasel shrill shriek stubble fields, meadows, river banks, parklands, mixed forests more than 100 yards from its home Mustela nivalis Order Carnivora the smallest carnivore in Canada Family Mustelidae

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adult female least weasel 25-58 g mouse carcasses in larder 0.8 hectares 35-37 days scent 170-181 mm long-tailed weasels, owls, feral house cats babies 4 months biting through the back of the neck of its prey much of Canada except the Maritimes, southern Ontario and Quebec, coastal BC and the northeastern arctic tundra meadow voles, prairie voles, red-backed voles, deer mice, house mice, harvest mice, amphibians, insects 4 days 1 gram of food per hour which adds up to more than half the body weight of an adult least weasel per day belette pygmée mouse, pocket gopher or mole burrow fine grass or mouse fur all winter dark brown with white underparts in summer, white in winter female mammal shrill shriek stubble fields, meadows, river banks, parklands, mixed forests more than 100 yards from its home Mustela nivalis Order Carnivora 2 or more litters per year the smallest carnivore in Canada Family Mustelidae

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Subject	weigh	store	have range	have gestation period	hunt by	have length	eat by	suckle	reach sexual maturity by	kill by	has part	have distribution	eat	be in heat for	consume	have name in French	live in	line burrow with	be active	have colour	is a kind of	make sound	have habitat	travel	have scientific name	have Order name	give birth to	be	have Family name
adult least weasel	25-63.5 g	mouse carcasses in larder	0.8 hectares		scent	170-217 mm	long-tailed weasels, owls, feral house cats		4 months	biting through the back of the neck of its prey	slender body	much of Canada except the Maritimes, southern Ontario and Quebec, coastal BC and the northeastern arctic tundra	meadow voles, prairie voles, red-backed voles, deer mice, house mice, harvest mice, amphibians, insects		1 gram of food per hour which adds up to more than half the body weight of an adult least weasel per day	belette pygmée	mouse, pocket gopher or mole burrow	fine grass or mouse fur	all winter	dark brown with white underparts in summer, white in winter	least weasel	shrill shriek	stubble fields, meadows, river banks, parklands, mixed forests	more than 100 yards from its home	Mustela nivalis	Order Carnivora		the smallest carnivore in Canada	Family Mustelidae
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adult female least weasel	25-58 g	mouse carcasses in larder	0.8 hectares	35-37 days	scent	170-181 mm	long-tailed weasels, owls, feral house cats	babies	4 months	biting through the back of the neck of its prey		much of Canada except the Maritimes, southern Ontario and Quebec, coastal BC and the northeastern arctic tundra	meadow voles, prairie voles, red-backed voles, deer mice, house mice, harvest mice, amphibians, insects	4 days	1 gram of food per hour which adds up to more than half the body weight of an adult least weasel per day	belette pygmée	mouse, pocket gopher or mole burrow	fine grass or mouse fur	all winter	dark brown with white underparts in summer, white in winter	female mammal	shrill shriek	stubble fields, meadows, river banks, parklands, mixed forests	more than 100 yards from its home	Mustela nivalis	Order Carnivora	2 or more litters per year	the smallest carnivore in Canada	Family Mustelidae