Boo Radley English (? – July 26, 2006) was put to sleep yesterday. She had adrenal disease.
You were the king of clowns, my fetid friend. You were conniving and devious. I know you would have been the perfect partner for a heist and I wish we had the chance to drink together. I want to see your crooked stagger again. I’ll miss you living in my sock drawer. God bless you.
Ferret Facts:
- Male ferrets are Hobs and Female ferrets are Jills. Neutered they become gibs or sprites. If you get a bunch of ferrets together, they are a business of ferrets or a busyness of ferrets. A baby ferret is a kit.
- Ferrets are extremely intelligent.
- Ferrets sleep a large part of the day, commonly around 18 hours.
- They have been domesticated for probably 2000 years or more, and were brought to America as pets as long as 300 years ago.
- The name ferret is derived from the latin furonem, which means “thief.” Ferret owners can attest that this is a well deserved name, as they will happily steal anything they can get their paws on and hide it in their house.
- Ferrets come from the same family (“Mustelidae”) as badgers, wolverines, sea otters, skunks, mink, weasels, black footed ferrets and polecats.
- The distant ancestry of the domestic ferret is somewhat of a mystery, although they are very closely related to the European polecat.
- The scientific name for ferrets is a somewhat controversial area – Mustela putorius furo is traditionally used, although recent scientific evidence has suggested they should have a name of their own, Mustela furo.
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Oh the sweet, docile Boosie Bonzai Bear has left us for now. OK, she wasn’t so docile and sometimes not so sweet. She meant no harm, but she probably still has a lot of karma to burn. Such a great personality for a little weasle. She was the source of much laughter and now many tears. Boo-hoo.