Discover the TRUTH Behind our Flexible Foldable FERRETS!

In this video, we're going to explore the TRUE nature behind how their unique anatomy enables our flexible, foldable FERRET friends!
Ferrets are one of the most popular pet animals in the world, and for good reason. They're adorable, fun to play with, and downright cuddly. But what about their anatomy? We'll start off by running through some of the key elements of anatomy showing you how our FERRETS have unqiue skeletons and elastic joints, which gives ferrets their incredible flexibility and strength. We then follow up with some practical experiments, evidencing their capabilities.
So what are you waiting for? Watch this video and learn the TRUE nature of our FERRETS flexibility!
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REFERENCES
There are many facts in this video, and below are a list of references of scientific publications which support the statements in this video:
* Manual of Exotic Pet Practice. 2009, Tiffany M. Wolf
* Anatomy of the ferret. In: Fox JG, Marini RP,eds. Biology and Diseases of the Ferret. 3rd ed. Ames, IA: John Wiley & Sons; 2014
* Basic Anatomy, Physiology, and Husbandry of Ferrets; Lauren V. Powers, DVM
* Ferrets, Rabbits and Rodents, Clinical Medicine and Surgery, 4 ed. Katherine Quesenberry
* Anatomy of a Ferret, Howard Evans, Nguyen Quoc An
* Transverse Processes (humans), Gregory D. Cramer, in Clinical Anatomy of the Spine, Spinal Cord, and Ans (Third Edition), 2014
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:14 Ferret Neck
1:23 Ferret Torso
2:06 Anatomy of Flexibility
3:46 Turning 180 Degrees
4:45 Impossible Escapes
5:59 Flat Squeeze Escape
6:53 Escape Hole
7:59 Outro

[@GoBlueGirl78]

The truth is ferrets have no bones and are made of jelly. ;)

[@erikamarie5535]

Love the video, very informative!👍💗

[@diodebridge]

Excellent video

[@Katy_night]

This is excellent and very informative!!! Thank you for the information.

[@kingsdownferrets8485]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kyliecunnington7711]

I absolutely love your videos and how indepth you go. You ARE the most informational channel about ferret anatomy. I can tell you know ALOT about these amazing little hyper carnivores.

[@kingsdownferrets8485]

Glad you like them! I do aim to go that extra distance in the explanation.

[@polarisborealis4143]

I'd never own one but all these videos allow me to enjoy ferrets vicariously, thank you very much

[@helpdeskjnp]

I wonder why albinos are always so massive? I’ve had two and they’re just miniature polar bears!

[@thelittlethingsinlife239]

Absolutely amazing pets 😊

[@kingsdownferrets8485]

They are!

[@kray3883]

Giraffes also only have 7 neck vertebrae!

[@kingsdownferrets8485]

Yes! I was going to put that in but forgot. 😄

[@ferretlord7051]

Rule one: there is no such thing as ferret proof. Because their flexibility combined with their strength, intelligence, and persistence means that if a ferret wants to go somewhere, they are going there.

[@anticlaws4105]

It gives me anxiety watching your ferrets squeeze through those tight spaces. One of my ferrets got his head stuck in a pipe once, he’s alright now though

[@kingsdownferrets8485]

Ouch! Poor lad.