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	Hondo Stoat \| YAMAHA MOTOR
		The hondo stoat, commonly known as the "nymph of the mountains."
		“Hondo Stoat” belonging to the weasel family, is a carnivorous mammal that inhabits alpine zones from the Chubu, central region of Japan, northward to Aomori Prefecture in Honshu, the main island of Japan.
		Two types of paper crafts corresponding to the actual seasonal pelage changes of the Hondo Stoat during the summer and winter can be enjoyed at this web site in the form of downloadable photo images.
	www.yamaha-motor.co.jp /global/entertainment/papercraft/animal-japan/okojo/index.html (165 words)

	Stoat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The stoat (Mustela erminea) is a small mammal of the family Mustelidae.
		The stoat can be found throughout Canada, the western United States, Europe, and Asia in the northern temperate, subarctic and arctic regions.
		The stoat's visual resolution is lower than that of humans and color vision is poor, although night vision is superior.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/s/st/stoat.html (929 words)

	Country Reflections wildlife column by David Kavanagh: Stoat
		Stoats are so savage they can easily overwhelm animals more than twice their own size.
		The male stoat is just 13 inches long from the tip of his inquisitive nose to the end of his fl-tipped tail.
		Stoats and weasels were introduced there from Europe in the 19th century to control burgeoning rabbit numbers.
	www.countryreflections.co.uk /columns/stoat.htm (466 words)

	BBC - Science & Nature - Wildfacts - Stoat, ermine, short-tailed weasel
		Stoats have a long slim body, and a long tail, the end of which is almost always fl.
		Stoats are largely carnivorous, and eat rodents such as voles and mice, as well as rabbits and birds.
		The main dangers to the stoat are starvation in winter, predation by larger carnivores, and being killed on the roads.
	www.bbc.co.uk /nature/wildfacts/factfiles/201.shtml (322 words)

	Mustelids: Ferrets, stoats and weasels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Although stoats were implicated in the decline of some native bird species soon after their introduction to New Zealand, the extent to which they are still contributing to the decline of native birds is only now beginning to be understood.
		Predation of young kiwi, chiefly by stoats, is currently the most important factor contributing to the continuing decline of mainland kiwi populations.
		Stoat numbers can be extremely low and yet can still make a substantial difference to kiwi survival and often current trapping regimes do not reduce densities sufficiently to protect young kiwi.
	www.doc.govt.nz /Conservation/002~Animal-Pests/Mustelids-(ferrets,-stoats-and-weasels)/index.asp (988 words)

	Stoat
		The stoat is sometimes mistaken for its close relative, the weasel, but it is larger and has a distinctive fl tip to its tail, whereas the weasel's tail is all brown.
		Stoats in the northern part of their range, such as the tundra and North America, turn white in the winter, except for the tip of the tail, which stays fl.
		The stoat is active by day or night but when it does rest, it does so in a hollow tree, a rock crevice, under a log or stone wall, or a burrow from one of its prey victims.
	www.yptenc.org.uk /docs/factsheets/animal_facts/stoat.html (832 words)

	Stoat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The stoat (Mustela erminea), also known as the short-tailed weasel or the wild otter, is a small mammal of the family Mustelidae.
		In winter, the coat is thicker and the color changes to clean white when in areas that have an inch or more of snow for at least forty days of the year.
		Elizabeth in the "Ermine Portrait" by Nicholas Hilliard, 1585 (at Hatfield House): the allegorical royal ermine wears a crown collar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stoat (1361 words)

	Stoat Molesting - Uncyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The stoat is one of the Category 2 Fuckable Animals because it has a spine.
		The standard technique for molesting the stoat is to use both hands and make a vigorous downward rubbing motion against the creature's belly.
		Imagine that the stoat is your penis, and you are performing an act of self-pollution on it.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Stoat_Molesting (247 words)

	Stoats - Mustela erminea - UK Safari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Stoats in the north change the colour of their fur during the winter months.
		The white fur is known as "ermine", and stoats in ermine used to be trapped and killed so their fur could be used to make clothing.
		Stoats have a strong sense of smell and excellent hearing, but their eyesight is poor in comparison.
	www.uksafari.com /stoats.htm (282 words)

	The Day Of The Stoat
		The stoat is a self-styled international assassin and fighter for the cause of small predatory mammals.
		His calling card, a small pile of stoat droppings that is always found close to the scene of the crime initially confused agents of the law into thinking that the murders were committed by stoats, and several creatures were taken in for questioning.
		Police forces around the world are baffled as to the Stoat's true identity, the purpose of his campaign, and where he might strike next.
	members.tripod.com /david_fiddes/stoat.htm (381 words)

	Stoat in The Sunday Tribune
		The day I spoke to Dublin-based band Stoat they were recording a song in a Dublin hotel bar, which had friends and hotel guests alike singing along to the catchy refrain "I wish I was stoned/I wish I was stoned/I wish I was stoned today".
		Stoat guitarist John Hearne compares being in Stoat to being in a dysfunctional relationship - "can't live with him, can't live without him", he says of Parle - but it often verges on the telepathic as well with the two finishing each other's sentences.
		Stoat are a funny band, both as people and as songwriters but, crucially, they avoid making a joke out of themselves in the process.
	www.stoatmusic.com /old/SunTrib_5_jan_2003.shtml (712 words)

	Stoat (Mustela erminea)
		The smaller forms of the stoat in the far north are, like the common weasels, specialist predators of small rodents, but the larger ones living in warmer climates are also big enough to catch rabbits and game birds.
		Like the weasel, the stoat probably evolved in the far north during the glacial ages, and became well adapted to hunting voles and lemmings under snow, but it is not confined to this role.
		Predation by stoats are is also an important factor contributing to the continuing decline of mainland kiwi populations.
	aerg.canberra.edu.au /ferals.org/content/species/stoat.cfm (430 words)

	Stoat
		The tiny weasel is a mouse predator, but the larger stoat with its fl-tipped tail is a fierce predator, with rabbits as a favourite prey.
		If you see either weasels or stoats (or for that matter any of their relatives such as polecats and mink) it is often possible to get them to come very close.
		This sound, which presumably reminds stoats and their relatives of the squeals of an injured animal such as a rabbit, will often cause them to come closer.
	www.birdsofbritain.co.uk /british-mammals/stoats.htm (343 words)

	CLUAS Indie Gig Reviews: Stoat live in Dublin (August 2005)
		Part of it is probably down to my own laziness but it could also be due to the band's infrequent live schedule over the past couple of years and the fact that their recorded output has amounted to 5 singles and an unreleased E.P...
		Boy was I wrong, intriguing Stoat may be but their performance is a million miles away from being self-indulgent and difficult.
		Stoat are a good band but it's easy to see why their career has taken the path it has, in a world that demands groups that can be easily described and lumped in with a bunch of similar sounding acts they defy that convention.
	www.cluas.com /music/gigs/stoat2005.htm (547 words)

	Stoat Or Weasel?
		Male and Female stoats and weasels are referred to as a dog and a bitch respectively.
		Stoats and Weasels are quite different in their reproductive habits, this is probably due to the short life that weasels lead, forcing them to produce offspring as quickly as possible.
		Stoats on the other hand only have one litter per year in Spring but the breeding takes place in early summer of the previous year, with the females able to keep the fertilised egg implanted until it is allowed to gestate.
	www.wildlifebritain.com /stoatorweasel.php (487 words)

	Single Reviews on CLUAS - Stoat 'Oh Happy Day'
		Stoat are tight, punchy and are slickly polished - without being dayglo glossy.
		Stoat are playing in a difficult league in difficult times - it's a sad fact that, in this airbrushed vacuum packed muso world we live in, ironic power pop is not given its due credit.
		If Stoat play it straight and don't let their irony get too ironic, they'll prosper and perhaps change that notion.
	www.cluas.com /music/albums/stoat.htm (415 words)

	MP & Associates: STOAT
		STOAT is a PC based computer modelling tool designed to dynamically simulate the performance of a wastewater treatment works.
		STOAT is part of the WRc family of process models, which also includes OTTER and Plan-It STOAT.
		STOAT was used to compare the performance of high rate activated sludge and sequencing batch reactors for the extension of a works which serves 1 million population equivalent, where space is limited.
	www.mpassociates.gr /software/environment/STOAT.html (488 words)

	stoat - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Ermine, name given to various species of weasel, particularly during the winter season, when the fur of individuals inhabiting colder latitudes is...
		I go among the fields and catch a glimpse of a stoat or a fieldmouse peeping out of the withered grass—The creature hath a purpose and its eyes are...
		Weasel : other members of the weasel family Mustelidae : stoat – habitat: Pennsylvania
	ca.encarta.msn.com /stoat.html (119 words)

	STOAT ASM -Simulation Model Of Wastewater Treatment Processes
		STOAT ASM® concentrates on the activated sludge processes, to provide the most cost effective route into dynamic modeling, for both consultants and operators.
		STOAT ASM® can be used to design new activated sludge treatment plants, upgrade existing facilities, optimize the performance of assets and as a tool for training plant operators.
		In addition to the COD-based models developed by the IAWQ, STOAT® is the only software to include fundamental BOD-based models, which enable users to directly use data which is routinely collected at treatment plants, negating the need for additional costly data collection exercises.
	www.wateronline.com /Content/ProductShowcase/product.asp?DocID={553EA6DD-5C52-11D5-A772-00D0B7694F32}&VNETCOOKIE=NO (286 words)

	Herman Hollerith's Self-Propelled Stoat Catcher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Self-Propelled Stoat Catcher (or SPSC as it came to be known to the development team.) was operated by punched cards fed into the back of the machine.
		This included the terrain, the boundaries of the match, and the numbers of stoats expected.
		The two lower tubes were an experimental Stoat-vacuum, that would suck up the captured stoat, and put it in the main Stoat Hopper (shown here with the lit open).
	www.geocities.com /TimesSquare/Realm/7194/stoat.htm (472 words)

	stoat - definition by dict.die.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		stoat n : the ermine in its brown summer coat with fl-tipped tail
		stot a stoat, horse, bullock; perhaps originally only of male animals, and akin to D. stooten to push, E. stutter; cf.
		The name is sometimes applied also to other brown weasels.
	dict.die.net /stoat (65 words)

	Tankita
		The STOAT vehicle based on the Wiesel would probably be too lightly armoured to face RPG equipped forces and the manufacturers of the Wiesel seem strangely uninterested in American sales.
		Fire and Forget ATGW such as Javelin may also be fired from the hatches of the Stoat.
		As a support/reserve element would be a pair of "Stoats", which will position themselves in a camouflaged position and deploy if needed.
	www.angelfire.com /art/enchanter/tankita.html (1899 words)

	BirdForum - I saw a stoat!
		The stoat will single a rabbit out and hunt it down, ignoring other rabbits - I've seen rabbits flying out of warrens when a stoat enters, then the hunted rabbit will struggle out as if mortally wounded - they aren't, they're just terrified.
		If a rabbit is caught in a warren by a stoat they'll go to a dead end and turn their back on the stoat, attempting to stop the stoat from getting to their neck and head.
		A good way of getting a closer look at a hunting stoat or weasel is to make a high pitched squeaking noise by sucking air in through pursed lips or rubbing some expanded polystyrene on glass (wing mirrors work well).
	www.birdforum.net /showthread.php?t=32896 (1041 words)

	Urban Dictionary: stoat
		If life was a video game and there was a "douchebag" level, the end boss would be a stoat.
		tags stoat stoatage stoatsville douche douchebag asshole jerkoff frat guy sorostitute tard dick
		A stoat is an ugly animal that fucks its own young before they can leave the net.
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=stoat (367 words)

	Ferret and Stoat Research
		This site provides an overview of recent or ongoing research on ferrets and stoats with a particular focus on work undertaken by Landcare Research scientists.
		The information on ferret control includes information gathered from research in the late 1990s and from a website that was developed by Will Allen and Grant Norbury from that with funding from the Animal Health Board.
		As such, the information here represents a "work in progress" and is only part of a growing understanding of these animals, their effects and their control.
	www.landcareresearch.co.nz /research/biosecurity/ferrets (285 words)

	Stoat
		They are usually brown, and like the majority of stoats or weasels they have a light coloured underbelly.
		The larger stoat are able to hunt rabbits, while the younger or smaller stoat prey on rats, mice, birds, bird eggs and such.
		The stoat is a major problem in respect of the native fauna and other wildlife that inhabit New Zealand.
	www.newzealandfauna.com /stoat.php (173 words)

	The Trap Man Stoat trap, Live capture humane cage trap for stoats
		The Trap Man stoat trap should be baited with an egg or a small piece of meat.
		Once the stoat is near the trap it can smell the bait inside.
		In order to reach the bait the stoat must step on the treadle which triggers the door to close and lock.
	www.traps.freeuk.com /trap-man-live-capture-stoat-trap.htm (388 words)

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