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black footed ferrets have noticeably long bodies that extended and stretched out over time. their long bodies help them fit in burrows and increase their agility to hunt rodents.

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the spine of a ferret is very flexible and acts like a pipe cleaner to allow them to twist and bend in just about any direction, which is extremely helpful in hunting, running, jumping, and bathing.

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wild ferrets hunt primarily in the night, when prairie dogs are asleep in their burrows. they have the ability to easily manipulate their sleep schedules depending on the activities of prey.