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A to Z of British Mammals
| Primary Image |
Title |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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Water Shrew |
A black coat with silvery-white underparts, white ear tips and eyebrows, with a medium length tail, are the distinguishing features of this... |
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Water Vole |
Dark chocolate brown fur, with a chubby face and blunt nose and a shorter tail than a rat. |
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Weasel |
With a long slender body and short tail the Weasel has gingery/russet brown fur and is the smallest British flesh eating mammal. |
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Whiskered Bat |
The Whiskered bat has shaggy fur that can be a dark brown, greyish brown or light brown on its back and a dark or light grey on its underside. The nose, ears and wing membranes are all a blackish... |
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Wild Boar |
The Wild Boar is an ancestor of our domestic pigs. They have long bodies, short legs and a large head on a short neck. The coat consists of short bristly hair, which is dark or brindled with the... |
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Wildcat |
Britain's only native cat. They look very similar to domestic tabby cats but are much larger, have a stockier build and a thick bushy tail, which has 3–5 broad black bands of fur and a... |
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Wood Mouse |
Large ears and protruding eyes, together with dark sandy brown upper parts and white under belly, with a long tail. |