-
similarities to
European polecats, such as
having a dark mask-like
marking across the face. In the
United States, the term
polecat is
sometimes applied to...
-
comes from
perehuznya (перегузня),
which is
Ukrainian for "
polecat".[1]
Marbled polecats are
generally found in the
drier areas and gr****lands of southeastern...
-
three polecats attacked a baby in Hesse.
During winter, some
European polecats raid
beehives and feed on honey.
Although the
European polecat can coexist...
-
suggested band name, the
Polecats.
Hawkes was
later replaced by Neil Rooney, who was
subsequently replaced by John Buck. The
Polecats pla****
rockabilly with...
- country/bluegr****/rock band The
Polecats, a 1980s
British neo-rockabilly band "
Polecats", a
basic repertoire of 12
typical barbershop songs The
Polecats, a
fictional gang...
- form, thus
indicating polecats evolved at a
relatively late period. The
steppe polecat's closest relatives are the
European polecat and black-footed ferret...
-
period for a
striped polecat is
about 4 w****s.
During this time, the
mother prepares a nest for her offspring. The
newborn polecats are
completely vulnerable;...
-
actually a
polecat–ferret
hybrid from the Isle of Mull,
which has a
large polecat–ferret po****tion. In 1987,
polecats who
resemble Welsh polecats were mostly...
- inters****d
among the fur. It is
currently impossible to
distinguish pure
polecats from
hybrids through DNA analysis, as the two
forms are too
closely related...
- (15 in) in length). The
majority of
polecat–mink
hybrids have
skulls bearing greater similarities to
those of
polecats than to minks.
Hybrids can swim well...
