https://gizmodo.com/man-takes-first-ever-photo-of-living-colombian-weasel-a-1835102519
Man Takes First-Ever Photo of Living Colombian Weasel After Finding It Standing on His Toilet
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Yes,I saw these too a while ago: great stuff; what a beautiful animal! A lot of weasel pictures have shown up lately on internet, a couple of years ago it started with beautiful images of malayan weasel, then the same with the back-striped weasel and yellow-bellied weasel, and recently even some images of the indonesian mountain weasel. It seems we are only still missing the tropical weasel… (Although I would not be surprised if this one is closely related to the long tailed weasel).