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Have you ever heard of a pine marten? These small mammals are members of the weasel family and love to climb trees. Pine martens are mainly solitary, living on their own except for breeding season. They have rich brown fur with a cream throat and chest and are similar in size to a small domestic cat. Discover more about this charismatic animal 👉 https://buff.ly/3PrGYQy 📽️ Thanks to Vincent Wildlife Trust for the footage #TwoMoorsPineMarten | Devon Wildlife Trust

Incredible footage captures rare Pine Martin - not seen for 100 years - in Somerset 📹 Rachel and Charlie Fayers at A Patch Wilder | Somerset Live

49K views · 3.8K reactions | Pine martens make excellent climbers  They use their long, sharp claws to grip and their long tails to balance. #pinemarten #scotland #robertefuller #climbers #wildlifefacts | Robert E Fuller | Facebook

8.9K reactions · 686 shares | #fromthefield A curious Pine Marten spotted on our Yellowstone Winter Safari last season!  nathab.com/wolves Video by friend of Nat Hab Sarah Warren | Natural Habitat Adventures | Facebook

What kind of habitat is best for a chance to spot a state-endangered American marten? It's something VFWD furbearer technician and University of Idaho grad student Katie Stiles has thought a lot about for her wildlife camera study of Vermont's martens. Katie's cameras are spread across high elevations in the Green Mounains, in a range of habitat types because of how her sampling method works. In our last video you saw Katie setting up a camera in fairly open hardwoods. But in this clip, we're at