Ferrets are playful and curious animals by nature. Some natural behaviors of ferrets include:
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Burrowing: Ferrets are skilled diggers and enjoy burrowing into small, dark spaces.
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Exploring: Ferrets are curious animals that love to investigate their surroundings and explore new areas.
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Playing: Ferrets are highly social animals that enjoy playing with toys, other ferrets, and their human companions.
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Sleeping: Ferrets are crepuscular animals, meaning they are most active during dawn and dusk and sleep for the majority of the day.
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Grooming: Ferrets are meticulous groomers and will often groom themselves and other ferrets in their social group.
These behaviors are all part of a ferret's natural instinct and are important for their physical and mental well-being.
