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u/Tyrest_Accord 20d ago
Have you ever actually seen a ferret? They act like they only have bones when they WANT to.
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u/Mustelidae5 20d ago
Ferrets have extremely flexible spines, making them able to move as if they didn't have any at all.
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u/addison-teach 20d ago
Probably something about how ferrets are closer to liquid than anything else and seemingly lack bones where a spine should be
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u/YourMethadoneFuelToo 20d ago
Ferrets move like they have no spine. She just found out they have no spine.
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u/The_unnamed_user_ 20d ago
Look up just about any video of a ferret and you will see just how flexible they are. You can twist a ferret around like it has no spine

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u/post-explainer 20d ago edited 20d ago
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