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By: Garrett Fitzgerald.

Ermines. By: Garrett Fitzgerald. Physical Appearance. Is 10 in. long Weighs 7 ounces Tail is 4in. long. Diet. Are Carnivores Rabbits Birds Hares Moles Mice Rats. Habitat. They can be found in Europe, Asia, and North America. They live in forests.

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By: Garrett Fitzgerald.

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  1. Ermines By: Garrett Fitzgerald.

  2. Physical Appearance • Is 10 in. long • Weighs 7 ounces • Tail is 4in. long

  3. Diet • Are Carnivores • Rabbits • Birds • Hares • Moles • Mice • Rats

  4. Habitat • They can be found in Europe, Asia, and North America. • They live in forests

  5. They have four short legs but are able to run fast. Locomotion

  6. Adaptions Ermines can climb up trees and swim in water. They can also run very fast. There Fur changes color during the winter.

  7. Reproduction They mate in May-June and they usually have multiple partners. The male does not help raise the young.

  8. Population • There Population Is Unknown

  9. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mamalia Order: Carnivora Family: Mustelidae Subfamily: Mustelinae Genus: Mustela Species: Mustela erminea Classification

  10. Ermines have four different names. Ermine Stoat Short Tailed Weasel Mustela Erminea (scientific name) Other Information

  11. Other Information • The tip of their tail is always black, even during the winter. • Ermines communicate with scents. They can smell other mustelids. • There color vision is poor.

  12. The end! Thank you for watching Bibliography Pictures from: stevenround-birdphotography.com www.djsphotography.co.uk www.tomsfieldcamping.co.uk cjw.me.uk

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