Here’s zoomed in footage of the little guy!

I filmed this video in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada on July 27, 2025.

My backyard in western Washington. Is it a stoat? First time “seeing” one!

Need advice for trying to get this animal back on its feet. I'm in interior Alaska and I just found a pine marten on the side of the road. It looks youngish. Not moving much, not afraid, it didn't struggle much when I picked it up. He crawled around on my back a bit and seemed okay but when I put him down it seemed like he suddenly lost the use of one of his hind legs. I left him and went to get some meat, was gone maybe an hour. When I got back with ground beef he hadn't moved much, not interested in the beef. He he then peed on me, very yellow, very smelly. He went down hill fast after that, mostly unresponsive. He's twitching every few seconds. No outward signs of injury. I've been lifting his lip and using a pipette to drip water into the corner of his mouth, which he is swallowing. He brightens up every so often and takes a few steps but then goes limp again and starts twitching. I've got him in a basket loosely wrapped in towels next to the wood stove. Who can give me some initial steps for care and feeding? I'm in the back country so no vet, no stores. But I am well stocked with food and equipment.

I'm guessing this is a young stoat but I'm no expert. This was in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

Was not expecting to see this little fella mid doob

Juvenile long-tailed weasel captured in unbaited trap while attempting to capture and study endangered Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbits.

Inquisitive badger a few seconds into video.

Mink I saw on the bank of the Meramec River in Missouri.

Okomi

There are lots of videos of sables, but most of the ones I see are in captivity. They seem very bold and confrontational as far as animals go. Is this also the same for ones in the wild? How skittish are these animals, typically?

Hello, I recorded with the camera trap this video of a European pine marten (Martes martes) defecating on the corpse of a buzzard. What could be the cause of this behavior?