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The Black-Footed Ferret

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The Black-Footed Ferret
Common Name: Black-Footed Ferret
Scientific Name: Mustela nigripes
Habitat: The great plains; prairie dog towns, shortgrass prairies
What it eats: The black-footed ferret eats prairie dogs, mice, and ground squirrels
Endangered, threatened, or neither: They are considered North America's rarest animal and were at one time extinct in the wild. They are currently endangered and being bred in captivity.
by Charlye Levine
Fun Fact #1 They are mostly nocturnal
- Fun Fact #2 They can way up to 1kg or 2.5 pounds
- Fun Fact #3 this species is the only wild ferret in existence
- Fun Fact #4 They can live up to twelve years in captivity
- Fun Fact #5 Currently, less than 500 black-footed ferrets live in the wild
- Fun Fact #4 They can live up to twelve years in captivity
- Fun Fact #3 this species is the only wild ferret in existence
- Fun Fact #2 They can way up to 1kg or 2.5 pounds
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- by Charlye Levine
- Creado por
- Charlye Levine · abr 2016
- Actualizado
- 6 abr 2018
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