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Polecat is a
common name for
several mustelid species in the
order Carnivora and
subfamilies Ictonychinae and Mustelinae.
Polecats do not form a single...
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three polecats attacked a baby in Hesse.
During winter, some
European polecats raid
beehives and feed on honey.
Although the
European polecat can coexist...
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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...
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comes from
perehuznya (перегузня),
which is
Ukrainian for "
polecat".[1]
Marbled polecats are
generally found in the
drier areas and gr****lands of southeastern...
- form, thus
indicating polecats evolved at a
relatively late period. The
steppe polecat's closest relatives are the
European polecat and black-footed ferret...
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Polecat was an
early band of singer-guitarist Ted
Stevens of Omaha, Nebraska. He
later went on to form
Lullaby For The
Working class who
recorded for...
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Polecats (subgenus ****rius) are
mustelids in the
genus Mustela. It
includes four
living species — the black-footed
ferret or
American polecat (Mustela...
- Guy" in 1979. By 1980, the
Polecats had
signed to
Mercury Records. The same year, they
released their most
successful LP
Polecats Are Go!. The band had UK...
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striped polecats attract very few scavengers, with only
vultures occasionally feeding on them. Therefore,
roadkill bodies of
striped polecats tend to...
