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Tayra (Eira barbara), family Mustelidae, Costa Rica

photograph by Katie Foreman Rancho Naturalista

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close ups of some of the weasels from my last post, ft transparent background & identifications!

#my art #og art #weasels #mustelids #mammals #animals #otter #ferret #mink #tayra #JUST RELIZED I MISLABLED THE EUROPEAN POLECAT AS A DOMESTIC FERRER #IM SO SORRY THEY LOOK BASICALLT THE SAME #I FRORGOR WHICH ONE WAS INTENTED TO BE A POLECATTT #its thw top left of the last page #1k #2k

Mustelids are the family that includes weasels, ferrets, and otters. Which one are you?

I made a Uquiz! What mustelid are you?

I got fisher when I tested it out

Wild tayra resting in a tree

The Tayra (Eira barbara), is the sole member of its genus, but shares the Mustelidae family with over 50 other species, such as otters, weasels, ferrets, badgers, martens, polecats, grisons, and minks. It resembles its arctic cousin, the Wolwerine (Gulo gulo). The Tayra is native to the Americas, and is currently split into nine subspecies. It is an arboreal animal, although it also uses the forest floor. It is mostly diurnal, but sometimes crepuscular. It is solitary and it can travel long distances within its home range. It is an opportunistic animal, hunting small mammals such as rodents, but also birds, lizards, and invertebrates, as well as climbing trees to get fruit and steal honey. The Tayra is found mostly in tropical and subtropical forests, secondary rain forests, gallery forests, cloud forests, but also in dry scrub forests, gardens, and plantations, and it does well in agricultural areas and near human settlements. They live in tree hollows or burrows in the ground. The destruction of its habitat is the Tayra's biggest threat, forcing it to live closer and closer to humans.

via: Naty's Adventures