The Stoat - a fearless acrobat and rabbit hunter! Interesting facts about Stoats
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- The Mustelidae family is known for the fact that all of its species are skilled hunters with fearless and aggressive nature. And this one is no exception! The hero of our today’s video is a stoat, a cute hunter that easily attacks not only mice, but also animals that are 10 times its own size! It also has impressive acrobatic abilities and incredible strength. Enjoy the video!
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That's gotta be one of the most adorable murder machines I've ever seen.
Agreed.... I live near a dairy farm could probably use a few of these around the house.... more reliable mousers than cats....
He isn't really a murderer; he or she is killing to feed the family, or protecting his family from imminent harm. Some of our species (Mankind; homosapiens) are murders, but not animals. They kill in defense of their young or to put food on the table. Murder and kill are two very different acts. I opine, share an opinion. Whichever. I do agree he's snappy looking lol turned my head 😅 👋🥸
@@nancynewton-h7890 You are wrong. This video even states you are wrong. Go away with your fake virtue signaling, its disgusting.
@@nancynewton-h7890 umm sorry but they are murder machines... they hunt for fun. They are one of the few creatures that hunts for sport.
I have an exterminator friend. He has a dozen of these adorable bundles of death.
Remember that the next time you go to KFC son
Stout = firm and sturdy
Stoat = small mammal from the Mustelidae classification
A clear case of Narrator coming across the word for the firat time!
Isn't stout also type of beer?
You've gotta love the bottom of the barrel low budget nature content channels. We're just getting started when the narrator mispronounces the subject of the entire video.
Just what I was thinking. Stout ?
Thank you!! How do you take anything else they say seriously when they can’t say the name of the animal correctly??
"This animal doesn't flee at the sight of humans, rather, it keeps a close eye, watching from a distance"
little mofos probably like "wonder if I could take that thing down..."
Lol, very good comment, made me laugh .
Hmmm, I can either kill that big creature or it might kill something that I can steal...
hmmm... When a stoat meets a wolverine...
They probably recognize the danger and avoid each other. Unless the wolverine is hungry.
😂
Seriously!
I remember years ago, taking an Environmental Science class at summer camp. During one of the lectures, a rabbit came dashing straight through with a small, brown stoat riding on its back like a jockey. It was incredible.
just as soon he said "stout" I dive head first in the comments section.
You know content creators often deliberately mispronounce words just to encourage people to comment more because it helps them out lol.. Not saying that is the case here, but just a fun fact
same
Doive?
next time I go for a pint I'll remember the lil fella😁
Same here.
"nothing can be cuter and deadlier than cats"
Stoat: "hold my beer"
Caress my whiskers?
Hold my stout
“Hold my dead rabbit”
@22steve5150, laughs in Brazillian River Otter and Honey Badger.
Laughs in Puerto Rican girlfriend
Ahh yes, the glass of English ale that attacks rabbits etc. The Stout!
lol
That took me too long to get the joke 🤣🤣🤣
Gary Hills 😆
🤣
@@dannyboygregory-mccormick9157 English? Guinness? Seriously?
Most people: What a terrifyingly cute little monster
The Comments: IT'S PRONOUNCED STOAT!!!
I thought it was just me. The Americans can really murder a word lol
@@savagestu30 I think it's just this guy. I have never heard another American pronounce it this way. Very weird.
@@savagestu30 Every American I know pronounces it "stoat" (stote) It's just this guy.
Most people what?
UA-camr: Hey, I'm doing a vid on the largest planet in the solar system. Jupeter.
Ross Carlson: That's cool. Jupeter.
@@emsforlife444
" Every American I know pronounces it "stoat" "
What Americans are those? Don't Americans call this animal a short-tailed weasel?
Next up: The Mountain Gout
High altitude foot ailment
this comment got me fucked up xD
@@sergiyradonezhsky634 stoat / stout, goat / gout
Even the animal was like, "What did you just call me"
@@descendantoffools9767 stout is a polite word for fat, too so its 2x worse!
“they hunt prey that exceeds their size all the time”
shows a gazelle
thrives., not so much gazelle. 😆
So many similar behaviors to my pet ferret. We call the ferret’s wild war dance the “dance of joy”. I’ve had ferrets for over 30 years and as gentle as they are they catch mice better then any animal I’ve seen. They make great pets. I wish a stoat did. They are incredibly cute.
Great video. Thanks
When I got my first ferret and it done what you call the dance of joy, I called out to my mum and dad, told them I thought the ferret was broken🤣I didn’t know what the hell it was doing, I was thinking mental break down/ or some form of fit🤣
@@steveprice7038 I know I did the same lol
J C,
Thanks J C for bringing back memories from 19 hundred and 80. I was stationed at Boardman Bombing Range, Oregon, and the majority of us bachelors lived up the road at Umatilla Army Depot, three to a house. One guy that lived next to me went in to the pet store in Hermiston and bought a adult ( and half wild ) ferret. Even though he had a bowl of food and water he still perferred to hunt mice. He cleared the house of mice within a day ( and night ! ) and i'm sure some cleared out on their own. His teeth were needle sharp and he was just a ball of unbridled energy. He chewed a multitude of holes into the baseboard of the walls in able to get to the mice ( mind you, this was in U.S Gov't housing ). Baseboards looked like Swiss cheese. The guy thought he was a cute pet ( the guy had paid $50 for him, serious money at the time ) while everyone that had been nipped and bloodied thought otherwise. Till one morning the owner gets out of bed and stumbles in to the kitchen barefooted. That rodent shot out from his hiding place and sunk his needle sharp fangs into a nice juicy heel and hung on for dear life. The guy ran, flopped, and rolled around screaming all the while until he was able to rip the ferret off and managed to yank the door open and fling him just as far as he could. Fifty bucks down the drain ! The following night a guy that lived a door or two down was tent camping in his back yard w/his two daughters. Sometime during the night that ferret attacked them and they fled inside. That was the last we heard of that cute/fuzzy/loveable wild and un-socialized terror machine. Thanks for the recall of good times ...
@@fjb4932 paid* 😁
@@judylloyd7901
Thankyou.
Usually I'M the one catching those slip ups.
Feels good to be on the receiving end for a change ...
Have actually seen one of these STOUTS, on the side of a road on a snow bank in Northern Sweden, fighting off a big white owl that was attempting to pick it up in it's talons, and make off with it. The owl was heaps bigger, but man these things are fierce, it looked like a pretty even battle, the owl certainly wasn't winning.
Wow! Owls are extremely dangerous predators with some of the baddest claws in the animal world. That's crazy! 😲
It’s spelled stoat btw
@@sandsandsand896 Yes obviously, lets just say, 'spellcheck', and leave it at that.
@@sandsandsand896 maybe it was a play on the commentator, I forget, it's a while ago. ?I've been lucky enough to see a wolverine crossing the road in front of me in northern Norway. Totally awesome, wouldn't want to be out in the wild with it though..
@@sandsandsand896 did you not listen to the narrator? He was calling it a stout.
Stoats: the most friendly and soft spoken assassins in the animal world.
*Starts breakdancing towards you in a threatening manor*
"manner"
This guy plays Majima
He just HAD to get in that last one..OMFG I was having a hard time absorbing the story because I couldn't stop raging every time he said "Stout"
Watch your language!
Ironically when the narator goes to a pub he orders a STOAT beer.
Funniest comment on here! lol
WOW WHAT A CUTE HUNTER!!
Eat brains but is cute
i think its acute..
Ah shucks, thanks.
thanks to reddit I became obsessed with mustelidaes, go to r/ferrets and thank me later
Cute cause you’re not a rabbit and it’s not eating your babies in front of you
Who knew something so cute could be so deadly...nature never ceases to amaze me
My mans did this whole documentary NatGeo style saying “stout” like it was right
Sloppy work!
Nice top deck
Hi from England. STOAT, not STOUT. unbelievable.
@@erdenesuren2006 - A stoat can't rhyme, silly; they aren't poets.
Americans have strange ways of pronouncing things but I think it’s stoat for the us as well (I might be wrong, I’ve never been to America)
In norway its cald a RØYSKATT, Which translates back to somthing like STONE PILE CAT. hehe
In Canada its called "stote" long o, as well, never heard of it being called stout
Pipe down JJ
I was never interested in mammalian predators (but reptiles & Arthropoda) until I started learning about this species. So agile, fast, sensitive & smart. Of course, it’s deadly!
It is a stoat (rhymes with coat, boat). Stout is an adjective, kindly applied to fat guys ( such as myself).
Or a quite wonderful drink(think: Guinness ❤)
Typically American.
Thank you for calling their attention to the misuse; hearing it said that way was beginning to ruffle my fur a bit. Hope they read comments and make whatever adjustment is needed. Maybe the script typoed in STOUT instead of STOAT. After all, this presenter usually doesn't fall into the pit of off-beam pronunciations like some do. But, ya never know unless you bring it up, eh? :)
@@barbarawallace6890 That's stout like trout.
Are there stout stoats?
"The Stoat will often eat only the Brain."
So the Stoat is part zombie gotcha...
Cats do that too.
It eats the brain to aquire the knowledge of its victim - Soon the Stout Stoats will be cunning enough to take over the world!!
Ferrets too: if you give them a mouse - dead or alive -, they will start with eating the brain.
Well, the brain is very nutritious. Plus you gotta beat feet b4 the other predators/garbage critters come to be bullies and theives.
Everytime a Stoat kills something, you can faintly hear it whisper, "Total Misplay"
Nice topdeck
Omg yes 🤣
I've been looking for this comment
Since the topic of mispronunciation has already been covered in the comments, I'll add that rabbits are not rodents, they're lagomorphs.
Well, stoats think they're tasty either way.
@@TaiFerret No, stoats only think they're tasty one way because there is mo other way
@@TaiFerret you mean STOUTS
So a larger can morph into a stout?
This comment wins the internet for the day.
5:26 'it wriggles and twists matching the SNAKES flexibility'
wonders of the world indeed...
I noticed that too. I was curious where the Snake was since it was attacking a rat at the time of the comment... lol
I noticed the same thing.
"however if prefers not to develop emotional ties to humans" me too little buddy
Same lol
The Stoat is probably watching humans to see if they make a "Total Misplay."
😂😂
@@stelaszoke2132 Glad someone appreciated that.
"Total misplay"
Stoatal misplay, even
Stout is a dark, top-fermented beer with a number of variations, including dry stout, oatmeal stout, milk stout, and imperial stout. The first known use of the word stout for beer was in a document dated 1677 found in the Egerton Manuscripts, the sense being that a "stout beer" was a strong beer, not a dark beer. never known to attack small rodents..
very nice! how could they get it so wrong I wondered. （⌒▽⌒）
Thank you for correcting us
This must be one of the first sightings of beer hunting rabbits ever recorded, must be why I've never seen a rabbit or hare anywhere near my local pub. :)
This is an exceptional production. The best I've seen. But why are we calling them a "stout?" Regardless of who tried to say otherwise, it's really a STOTE.
Actyally...it's a weasel.
@@patriotsongs actually*
@@patriotsongs Weasels are smaller than stoats and have shorter tails. Ferrets are the largest of the three.
Pretty sure these are stoats. (Not "stouts" however! Lol.)
@@judylloyd7901Weasels also don't have a black tip on their tail. They are even more ferocious, they've been seen killing hamsters and rabbits even though they're only half the size of a stoat
Im a little teapot, short, and STOAT!
If he says it ONE more time...
That's it.. I'm off, where's my hat and cout. I'm heading oat on my speed bout.
this guy deleted my comments re the pronunciation , lovely
pmsl :-)
😆😆
Canadian?
@@johngta7172 pretty sure its just auto delete
Here we can see po3 in its habitat
How can something be so cute yet so deadly? Nature is amazing
I always have a bowl of porridge outs in the morning.
ROTFL
The Stoat (Mustela erminea) is a small mammal of the family Mustelidae which also includes other weasels, mink, otters, ferret, badgers, polecats, the wolverine, martens, the tayra, the fisher and skunks. The Stoat is also known as the Short-tailed weasel and the Ermine.
Mustelidae is restricted to only the weasels, ferrets, and minks and no longer includes the skunks, stink badgers, otters, zorillas, muishund, shulang, huro, grisons, wolverine, tayra, martens, and fisher which are now relocated to the families Mephitidae, Melidae, Lutridae, and Ictonychidae respectively, while the latter three are grouped with Mustelidae into the superfamily Musteloidea, Mephitidae evolved independently and belongs to a whole different superfamily, which is the superfamily Procyonoidea, meaning skunks and stink badgers are actually more closely related to the raccoons, ringtail, cacomistle, coatis, olingos, olinguito, kinkajou, and red panda than they are to the weasels, ferrets, minks, badgers, otters, zorillas, muishund, shulang, huro, grisons, wolverine, tayra, martens, and fisher.
@@indyreno2933 interesting thanks for the update
did you google that???
@@indyreno2933Basically, if it kills prey that is unreasonably larger than itself, it's a Mustelid
@vornamenachname989, that does not define the family Mustelidae, many carnivoran families are known to do this.
They’re also exceptionally good at card games.
this is just like inscryption act 1
It's no good. I had to stop watching after he called it a 'stout' for the 4th time. How can he pronounce 'mustilidae' correctly, and mess up stoat?
I was the same lol
Same 😄
Possibly colloquialism...
He's obviously not a native English speaker.
Same.
We call them Ermines here. I see them running through the woodpile all the time. Lots of mice so I love these little guys. Brown in summer and white in winter.
5:28 When attacking the rat the announcer says "matching the snakes flexibility" lol missed it by a class.
Beautifully done! The stoat is an amazingly cute creature.
*Rabbit:* _"You are trying to eat me?"_ Runs _"Ok Im tired, have at it"_
*Same Rabbit:* _"You are trying to eat my babies? "Oh Hell Nah, not happening!"_
The selfless motherly instinct programmed by nature is just something else!
I love Robert Fullers footage of the stoats that live in his garden n he made them a pond. He also fostered 2 stoats n rigged cameras to observe their progress. They also loved his kids mini trampoline!!😂🤣😂
Robert Fuller also has videos of a badger family.
The coolest videos ever.
He’s an accomplished artist down to each hair.
Brilliant.
The name is STOAT not STOUT as you continue to say.
Correct! Stout is a dark ale. 🤷♂️
He is American trying to read english.
@@ps8432 lol
@@mattblack9069 how do you pronounce it then?
@@nickderooy480 Take your pick Nick what ever side of the pong I guess.
I used to have one come in my wood shed in the winter. Was always a treat to see him.
I saw a family of these in Lapland. They danced for me, it was absolutely amazing. They're so cute and yet so fierce hunters. What an incredible animal.
This is my new favorite animal. Just Amazing 💯👀
Same 💯👍
Small legend 🔥
The difference between a stoat and a weasel?
One is weasily recognised and the other is stoatally different...
Providing you pronounce the word the way it's spelled.
"Stoh't" not "stowt"
80s dad jouk 😏
👌 😆🤗
*sounds like goat, but with an "s."
Stoats are weasels, a weasel is any species of the genera Leucictis, Neogale, Ailurogale, Aciogale, Flavogale, Flavictis, Sciurogale, and Mustela, the latter genus containing the stoat, stoats are counted as weasels because the Stoat (Mustela Erminea) is the type species of the genus Mustela, weasels are a paraphyletic (informal) group because the species most often not considered weasels are ferrets (genera Neoputorius and Putorius) and minks (genera Neovison and Mesovison), in fact ferrets and minks are both polyphyletic groups because the Black-Footed Ferret (Neoputorius Nigripes) and American Mink (Neovison Vison) are more closely related to the weasels included within the genera Leucictis and Neogale, while the European Ferret (Putorius Putorius), Steppe Ferret (Putorius Eversmannii), and European Mink (Mesovison Lutreola) are more closely related to weasels included within the genera Ailurogale, Aciogale, Flavogale, Flavictis, Sciurogale, and Mustela
Weasels:
• Groups included:
•• Genus: Leucictis (Haida Ermine)
••• Species: Leucictis Haidarum (Haida Ermine)
•• Genus: Neogale (Alaska Weasel, American Ermine, Atlantic American Weasel, Long-Tailed Weasel, and South American Weasels)
••• Species: Neogale Eskimo (Alaskan Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale Richardsonii (American Ermine)
••• Species: Neogale Allegheniensis (Atlantic American Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale Frenata (Long-Tailed Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale Felipei (Colombian Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale Africana (Amazon Weasel)
•• Genus: Ailurogale (Kolonoks)
••• Species: Ailurogale Sibirica (Siberian Weasel)
••• Species: Ailurogale Itatsi (Japanese Weasel)
•• Genus: Aciogale (Black-Striped Weasel)
••• Species: Aciogale Strigidorsa (Black-Striped Weasel)
•• Genus: Flavogale (Yellow-Bellied Weasel)
••• Species: Flavogale Kathiah (Yellow-Bellied Weasel)
•• Genus: Flavictis (Malayan Weasel)
••• Species: Flavictis Nudipes (Malayan Weasel)
•• Genus: Sciurogale (Mountain Weasels)
••• Species: Sciurogale Lutreolina (Indonesian Mountain Weasel)
••• Species: Sciurogale Altaica (Chinese Mountain Weasel)
•• Genus: Mustela (Stoat, Least Weasel, Mediterranean Weasel, and African Weasels)
••• Species: Mustela Erminea (Stoat)
••• Species: Mustela Nivalis (Least Weasel)
••• Species: Mustela Numidica (Mediterranean Weasel)
••• Species: Mustela Subpalmata (Egyptian Weasel)
••• Species: Mustela Algeriensis (Northwest African Weasel)
• Cladistically included but traditionally excluded taxa:
•• Genus: Neoputorius (New World Ferrets)
••• Species: Neoputorius Nigripes (Black-Footed Ferret)
•• Genus: Neovison (New World Minks)
••• Species: Neovison Vison (American Mink)
•• Genus: Putorius (Old World Ferrets)
••• Species: Putorius Putorius (European Ferret)
••• Species: Putorius Eversmannii (Steppe Ferret)
•• Genus: Mesovison (Old World Minks)
••• Species: Mesovison Lutreola (European Mink)
"Fearless and aggressive.."
Meanwhile little critter hops around like a fluffy slinky
this is just like inscryption
Amazing, that's so cool and cute animals hunter ❤️🌹😊👍
😍😍😍😍 the one chasing the rabbit 💓💓💓 just loved this predator😍😍😍
Some may wonder what the difference is between a weasel and a stoat?
Well a weasel is weasily recognised whereas a stoat is stoatally different
Get out
🤣
Actually, stoats are weasels, a weasel is any carnivoran belonging to the genera Leucictis, Neogale, Ailurogale, Aciogale, Flavogale, Flavictis, Sciurogale, and Mustela, stoats are weasels that are specifically in the genus Mustela, to which the stoat is the type species, weasels are a paraphyletic group because ferrets and minks are both different enough to not be counted as weasels, in fact both ferrets and minks descended from weasels making several genera of weasels more closely related to ferrets and minks than they are to other weasels, additionally, ferrets and minks are both polyphyletic groups because the Black-Footed Ferret (Neoputorius nigripes) and American Mink (Neovison vison) are more closely related to weasels that belong to the genera Leucictis and Neogale, while the European Ferret (Putorius putorius), Steppe Ferret (Putorius eversmannii), and European Mink (Mesovison lutreola) are more closely related to weasels belonging to the genera Ailurogale, Aciogale, Flavogale, Flavictis, Sciurogale, and Mustela
Weasels:
• Groups included:
•• Genus: Leucictis (Haida Ermine)
••• Species: Leucictis haidarum (Haida Ermine)
•• Genus: Neogale (Alaskan Weasel, American Ermine, Long-Tailed Weasel, Atlantic American Weasel, and South American Weasels)
••• Species: Neogale eskimo (Alaskan Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale richardsonii (American Ermine)
••• Species: Neogale frenata (Long-Tailed Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale allegheniensis (Atlantic American Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale felipei (Colombian Weasel)
••• Species: Neogale africana (Amazon Weasel)
•• Genus: Ailurogale (Kolonoks)
••• Species: Ailurogale sibirica (Siberian Weasel)
••• Species: Ailurogale itatsi (Japanese Weasel)
•• Genus: Aciogale (Black-Striped Weasel)
••• Species: Aciogale strigidorsa (Black-Striped Weasel)
•• Genus: Flavogale (Yellow-Bellied Weasel)
••• Species: Flavogale kathiah (Yellow-Bellied Weasel)
•• Genus: Flavictis (Malayan Weasel)
••• Species: Flavictis nudipes (Malayan Weasel)
•• Genus: Sciurogale (Mountain Weasels)
••• Species: Sciurogale altaica (Chinese Mountain Weasel)
••• Species: Sciurogale lutreolina (Indonesian Mountain Weasel)
•• Genus: Mustela (Stoat, Least Weasel, Mediterranean Weasel, and African Weasels)
••• Species: Mustela nivalis (Least Weasel)
••• Species: Mustela erminea (Stoat)
••• Species: Mustela numidica (Mediterranean Weasel)
••• Species: Mustela subpalmata (Egyptian Weasel)
••• Species: Mustela moroccana (Morocco Weasel)
••• Species: Mustela algeriensis (Algerian Weasel)
• Cladistically included but traditionally excluded taxa:
•• Genus: Neoputorius (New World Ferrets)
••• Species: Neoputorius nigripes (Black-Footed Ferret)
•• Genus: Neovison (New World Minks)
••• Species: Neovison vison (American Mink)
•• Genus: Putorius (Old World Ferrets)
••• Species: Putorius putorius (European Ferret)
••• Species: Putorius eversmannii (Steppe Ferret)
•• Genus: Mesovison (Old World Minks)
••• Species: Mesovison lutreola (European Mink)
@@Akutheos 😂
🤣🤣
P03? Dat u?
No wonder leshy gave po3 a stoat
At first they're just some cute little scamps hoppin' around, maybe hunt something for lunch like a normal predator. . . but then they kill something else for funsies, gobble up its brains, and take a nap in the home it will no longer be needing. Now that's some gangster ass shit.
This little guy is my spirit animal, long, slim, quick and highly determined. I am stoat man!
When I lived in Idaho, every spring the vole trails/rooms would be exposed after the melt. During winter, I had foxes and ermine like these that lived all around my remote property. It was fun to watch them hunt. They were friendly as well.
That dance it was doing to confuse the rabbit before it got close enough to attack😂 very clever
It will get you laid bro. Try it.
Dumn rabbit.
3:19 a face of aggressive determination
On have one ..a white an black tipped tail one that comes into my house. He's more than welcome! I live in a farmers field so...tone of mice, voles..u name it. I named this little guy peety. The first couple times he sees me he screamed.
I felt bad. Now he comes out now an then so I see him. I had a huge mouse problem an he cleaned right up! I'm hoping he'll take care of the chipmunk problem. He's been a joy to have. When he leaves I hope he comes back before the mice get too abundant!
Thanks for the video!
plot twist: the Dance of death is actually just the stoat getting too excited about hunting and spazzing out manically until it gets enough control back to actually attack. it just works by pure coincidence
In it's winter color phase it is called an ermine. At one time It's pelt was used exclusively by royalty and the black tip tails can be seen on those garments.
I know,they must've needed hundreds...
Don’t tell him that or else he will pronounce it Err Mine... rather than Errr Min...😛😛
Thank you. He was making me crazy with the stout thing and.d leaving THAT out didn't help
the golden rule of mother nature: NEVER get between a mother and her babies
Hell yeah!
“The dance of death” is also called a “war dance”... I’d actually never heard it called a dance of death until now.
Which actually is better that "war dance". War dance sounds like something that involves a tribe, a pack, a group before a coordinated attack. Like chimps, before attacking in small groups other apes. The "dance of death" sound much better when only one animal is involved, especially since there's nothing martial at all about the movements, no drum beats there. It is not intented to get all excited, the intention is to fool the prey. Sometimes it's good to start using new expressions, a language has to be flexible.
@@Retroscoop oh for sure! I was just commenting that I’d never heard it before, not that it was wrong in anyway. Language is fascinating
I have one living under my couch up here in Montana lol. It's cute as hell and it's killed all the mice in the house :D so I'm leaving it be. It cleans up all the food our baby seems to toss around. Like a little wild roomba.
Omg it’s so cute. But also a vicious ruthless killer! Just like all of the weasel type animals
4:40
Stoat: *goes crazy and dances*
Rabbit: *confusion intensifies*
Great little film, too bad the narrator screwed up the one word he needed to get right. It's stoat like goat, now stout like pout.
No need to shout.
@@TheNateRule I'm about to get r/woooooshed if this is even a joke, but what chu talking about? You trolling? Need a bridge? New riddles? Look for them then, fam
@@Akutheos What? Im just rhyming with him fam
@@TheNateRule k
Great video. Reminds us of an apartment neighbor who got a polecat [same type of critter] as a pet. The only problem was finding it because of its ability to disappear under & inside furniture. Ha, fun to watch, but not to own I think.
Stoats are so cuuute
Love that thing❤❤ awesome little warrior ❤
You know you're hardcore when you huntin' larger target than you
I'm from Canada and even I knew this guy was saying Stoat wrong.
St-oh-t.
So you're telling me that this stretchy fluff mouse is a bloodthirsty killer?
Yes.
Yes. Exactly. You begin "What a cute, sweet little... AUUUUUUU!!!"
Big time!
Absolutely awesome, thank you. 👏🏾
Used to live in countryside of Finland. Seeing stoat appear around house before winter was always like a natures blessing, since 1 of these little guys will destroy every mouse & rat around house and wood shelter in couple of weeks and they were funny to watch doing it.
A Stout is a beer like Guinness, a Stoat (pronounced Stote) is the vicious little bastard in this video
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Oh my it looks so cute.......bends down to pet it.....loses two fingers 😳😭
I can’t believe it can tackle a rabbit larger than its own size lol
Guinness has never been so deadly and cute
Beautiful little stoats.
I'm proud it's my patronus😏💙
Loved it. The Stoat which in the UK is pronounced Stote is amazing little predator and one of my mother’s favourite British animals and she would make soft toy animals from Puffins to Stoats with their little hammer heads.
Us Americans pronounce it “stote” as well. This guy just got it wrong. Probably autocorrect in the script.
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Cool!
I’ll never forget seeing one of these when I was fishing. He popped his little head out of the rock
Next to me and kept peeking at me.
The stout?
Hmm, this guy really knows his subject matter, doesn't he?
enjoyed watching thanks.
Who would have known something so cute could be so deadly
Pretty clear this guy has zero interest in the videos he uploads and just reads an already written on the internet description of whatever content his videos have.
All his material is from other channels....
And he makes enough money in a month to live comfortably for an entire year. (A channel with 500k subscribers, 1-4mill average video views with roughly 2-3 videos uploaded each week can make the uploader between $2,000/month all the way up to $5,000/month)
I really wish I could form a small team who are interested in making videos similar to this ones content, however this team would actually research and write our own video scripts. And of course I'd share the money made equally with each other team member. It's a shame I can't find interested people as I can handle the video editing, graphical design, narration, promotion, etc but I do need help with Content Idea's, Writing, Hosting. -sigh-
Bruh I just watched a bunch of cute stoat vids so I come here and I'm like omg it's vicious wtf
Making my ferret look lazy... Super adorable ❤️
Do you give your ferret fresh raw chicken or meat to eat? Or at least raw organs from the local butcher? I adopted a ferret who was lame in her hind legs, and when I switched her from the crap kibble her previous owners were giving her to her natural diet of animal flesh, she slowly regained the use of her hind legs. Now she's full of energy, even her coat is super fluffy.
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Double the nutrition in cooked meat compared to raw,
My ferrets don't see rabbits as food and still get them out the holes😀
Always fed cooked,it's the way to go😎
nothing like a nice refreshing stout ahahahah
It was really cold outside so I put on my cout. Today, I was going to row my bout by a castle with a mout. But first, I had to feed my pet gout some hay. It was really early when I went to the barn to feed my gout...I was startled by a loud hout from the barn owl up in the rafters. I gave out a higher nout of a scream and had to catch my breath. My girlfriend came rushing out of the house after hearing me scream and said, "What was that all aboot"? (She's Canadian)
After that fright, we fed my gout. We started to tout the gear to the bout for our trip around the mout. It turned out to be a wonderful day.
Tour comment brightened my day considerably.
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Back on the board
It's not a motherf.... beer!! StOAt. StOAt. I can't watch this.
Same here
Me too, I had to switch off!
It's triggering.
Lol! Me either, smh.
What a bunch of babies, smh!
I can't believe those lil cuties can hunt rabbits 😳
Stoats are adorable!!!! I wish they could be loving pets. They are adorable and very intelligent. Thats my kind of pet!🐶❤🤗
Not just me then...sure he did that just to piss people off...feel like a guiness now!