[ SECRET POST #5986 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5986 ⌋

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Comments

Re: offbeat questions

[(Anonymous)]

Europe has several cold-resistant, tree-climbing animals that are kinda relatives of weasels. Martens, polecats, that sort of thing. They also have some little, nocturnal wild cat relatives that sleep in trees and attics, but the actual name for those escapes me right now.

So I don't think the niche is empty, you're just wondering about the animals that fill it.

Re: offbeat questions

[(Anonymous)]

They also have some little, nocturnal wild cat relatives that sleep in trees and attics, but the actual name for those escapes me right now.

Genets?

Re: offbeat questions

[(Anonymous)]

Good guess, and depending where in Europe the OP was asking about, that might work for them. But I was thinking of an animal people occasionally come across in Germany. The ring-tail's right, but its body isn't as fancy as a genet.

Re: offbeat questions

[(Anonymous)]

Literal wildcats, then? We also have raccoons in Germany, unfortunately, but they're not native here.