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Genuine Mustelids

Serving to promote a more accurate representation of mustelids in media.

Genuine Mustelids

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    • About Us
    • About Our Project
    • What Are the Issues?
  • Family of Mustelids
        • What Are Mustelids?An introduction to the family
        • Badgers
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        • Fisher
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        • Tayra
        • WeaselsIncludes polecats, minks, stoats, and the ferret
        • Wolverine
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An introduction to the Genuine Mustelids project.

• About Us

• About Our Project

• What Are the Issues?

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Less mainstream factsThe smallest mustelid is the least weasel subspecies (Mustela nivalis rixosa), measuring 8-23 centimetres / 7–9 inches, while the largest mustelid (depending on which metric one prefers) is either the giant otter (being the longest at around 1.7 metres / 5.6 feet) or the sea otter (being the heaviest at around 45 kilograms / 99.21 pounds).

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