She also loves to climb into the chicken coop, which causes trouble for both the chickens and the owners. That's how "affectionate" this weasel is. Great shot)))

And she also likes to climb into the chicken coop, and then it's a disaster for the chickens and the owners. That's how "affectionate" this weasel is. Great shot)))

Vera Ketova, and weasels also caress horses to the point of madness. That's all just a fairy tale. I personally saw chickens peck a weasel to death.

Vera Ketova, and weasels also caress horses to the point of madness. That's all a fairy tale. I personally saw chickens peck a weasel to death.

Nikolay Myslivets, but nothing of the sort! All my friends' chickens were bitten to death. It was a sad sight.

... and weasels also caress horses to the point of madness...

Nikolai Myslivets, that's not true!
[in Nikolai Drozdov's voice] A weasel kills a horse with a single blow of its tail, then carries it whole to its hollow tree. However, it only does this in the fall—that's how it gets its food for the winter (it eats the horse all winter). If the horse is small and there isn't enough of it before the green grass appears, the weasel sneaks into a bear's den in March, strangles it with its front paws, and then eats it right there in the den until May (so as not to have to drag it back and forth for two spring months). In May, the weasel molts and goes to summer pastures, where it feeds on grass until fall.

Nikolai Myslivets, that's not true!
[in Nikolai Drozdov's voice] A weasel kills a horse with one swipe of its tail, then carries it whole back to its tree hollow. However, it only does this in the fall—that's how it gets its food for the winter (it eats the horse all winter). If the horse is small and doesn't have enough to eat before the green grass appears, the weasel sneaks into the bear's den in March, strangles it with its front paws, and then eats it right there in the den until May (so as not to have to drag it back and forth for two spring months). In May, the weasel molts and goes to summer pastures, where it feeds on grass until fall.

M Y X O M O P, 😂

Nikolay Myslivets, nothing of the sort! All my friends' chickens were bitten to death. It was a sad sight.

Vera Ketova, it was a marten, or, in rare cases, an ermine. It's very similar to a weasel, but a bit larger.

Nikolai Myslivets, that's not true!
[in Nikolai Drozdov's voice] A weasel kills a horse with a single swipe of its tail, then carries it whole back to its tree hollow. However, it only does this in the fall—that's how it gets its food for the winter (it eats the horse all winter). If the horse is small and doesn't have enough to eat before the green grass appears, the weasel sneaks into the bear's den in March, strangles it with its front paws, and then eats it right there in the den until May (so as not to have to drag it back and forth for two spring months). In May, the weasel molts and goes to summer pastures, where it feeds on grass until fall.

M Y X O M O P, I completely agree with Drozdov! :)))

Ewa Strzelecka,

M Y X O M O P,

Ewa Strzelecka, :))) M Y X O M O P quoted Drozdov correctly!

Vera Ketova, it was a marten, or, in rare cases, an ermine. It's very similar to a weasel, but a bit larger.

Nikolay Myslivets, oh well, let's forgive the ermine for its beautiful fur coat.😉

Disguised as snow!

It's ridiculous, I thought for a long time: how can this be? It can't be, but...the facts!
One small and gentle habit crushes the will.
Why literally ridicule it when the meaning is the same?
Like a Brothers Grimm fairy tale, but the black guy there is definitely ridiculous.

A rare shot – never seen one on a tree. The contrast is excellent – unlike in the snow.