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Did you know…There have been baseless claims that weasels (and other weasel-like mustelids) will suck the blood of their prey. As with eggs, weasels do not—and physically cannot—suck blood. Some argue that weasels are capable of sucking blood because they draw milk from their mother when unweaned, however, this is called “suckling”, which is a completely different reflex from “sucking”. Weasels may lap up a small amount of blood if it trickles from a wound, or to get moisture and extra nutrients with their food in a practical sense, but there is no significant proof that they actually indulge in it.

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