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[[Image:Mustela erminea.jpg|thumb|right|180px|A stoat]]A '''stoat''' or '''ermine''' is a [[carnivorous]] [[mammal]] native to the [[British Isles]], [[Europe]] and [[North America]].  It closely resembles the [[weasel]] but is slightly larger.  It has brown fur, but can grow white fur in a cold winter, in order to [[camouflage]] in snow.  White ermine fur is traditionally used in some ceremonial garments, such as the robes worn by members of the [[British]] [[House of Lords]].
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[[Image:Mustela erminea.jpg|thumb|right|180px|A stoat]]A '''stoat''' or '''ermine''' is a [[carnivorous]] [[mammal]] native to the [[British Isles]], [[Europe]] and [[North America]].  It closely resembles the [[weasel]] but is slightly larger.  It has brown fur, but can grow white fur in a cold [[winter]], in order to [[camouflage]] in [[snow]].  White ermine fur is traditionally used in some ceremonial garments, such as the robes worn by members of the [[British]] [[House of Lords]].  
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==New Zealand==
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Stoats (and [[weasel]]s)  were imported into [[New Zealand]] by [[Europe|Pākehā]] and had a superlative influence on the local [[Kakapo]] population.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://creation.com/kakapo|title=Parrot of the night—NZ’s kakapo|author=Adrian Bates|date=September 2008|accessdate=March 11, 2020}}</ref>
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==References==
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[[Category:Carnivores]]
 
[[Category:Carnivores]]
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