The secret behind the legendary flexibility of the ferret
In short: This film explores the extraordinary physical adaptations of the weasel family. Beyond the ferret's famous bendy bodies, discover the powerful bite of these small predators and the remarkable senses that have helped them conquer the planet.
The documentary investigates the specialized skills of various mustelids, including the honey badger's problem-solving intelligence and the wolverine's acute sense of smell. It also features a rare look at a mother stoat raising her first family in Yorkshire, observed through a network of over 50 cameras. These small, feisty animals possess a bite force that is more powerful than a tiger's relative to their size.
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