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"Beautiful Mink.
Minks are found in heavily forested areas across North America, Northern Europe, and Russia. They are highly prized for their furs, once a sign of wealth and high society.
Although the fur trade has gone through ups and downs, it remains a highly prized coat. Today, some mink pellets go for 57 dollars a piece, compared to the muskrat's, which is 8 dollars.",
"An American Friend.
The American mink is found across North America, from Florida to Alaska, with the exception of Arizona.",
"Escapees...
The American mink can now be found in Great Britain. Because of their high price, fur traders set up mink farms to grow and sell their luxurious coats.
Animal rights activist raided many of these farms and stole the minks. They released them into the wild a few days later. Most died within a few days but many survived and then prospered. Now trappers are used to control the feral population.",
"Deep Sea Divers.
Minks are semi-aquatic animals, well designed for life in the water. They are capable of swimming 100 feet under water. ",
"House on the Beach.
Minks are solitary animals and do not like the presence of other minks, especially males.
They build burrows in river banks, and will even occupy the abandoned homes of other animals. If other minks show up, these tiny creatures will fight to protect their homes."];