Species
What the sources say about this taxon, as written.
activity ·
Plazi
Activity patterns. Active day and night. The high-energy requirements of Least Weasels mean that they have to be constantly active, so active and rest periods occur in rapid succession. However, the timing and extent of their daily activity is related to the activity patterns of their prey. Least Weasels may spend the whole winter under snow. Den/ rest sites are in prey burrows, in rock piles, or in other well-concealed sites. Vocalizations in captive animals consist of a repertoire of five different sounds, including a chirp, a hiss, a trill, a squeal, and a squeak.
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| Source | Its name | Its rank | Its family | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSA | Mustela nivalis | Species | — | TSA/Mustela nivalis |
| Mustela nivalis | Species | Mustelidae | Plazi/Mustela nivalis | |
| Mustela nivalis | Species | Mustelidae | iNaturalist/569428 | |
| Mustela nivalis | Species | — | xeno-canto/Mustela nivalis |
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