Brawling Baby Mink! 

Hahahaha!!!

LOL

😂😂😂 true

That's sibling rivalry for ya! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fRs0OqV4uSc.html

Already are beef to each other :P.

Of course, how is Squeak-Squeak suppose to smack down Sreeech.

Washushe jr

I was thinking the same thing.

Washushe😭😭

@@dr.scarlet7586 I was thinking Logan ; )

Joseph picke the one with the green band mostly because of it's agressive nature.... It later developed some personableness as well. It was known as black mamba... I don't know if it is still about.

No that's kindergarten

Tragoudistros.MPH they were so cute until I saw the two biting the one 😂😂

well thats nature for ya its simular to the tree thought exparament if it happens and its not observed did it realy happen

Tragoudistros.MPH moma hamsters eat their babies so minks are still cuter

Ya that makes sense

I was just going to ask they'd kill their own littermates.

Hey! I picked the same one!

Jilyn Furlet really what a coincidence

Also that develops their motor system, muscles, coordination, skills

Pay me.... 😏

TrollMaster300 *shoots leg and runs away with money*

Joseph D. What the heck!? 🤣

FriendlyNeighborhood Wolfman facts

FriendlyNeighborhood Wolfman A lot of antisocial animals will still bond to humans. Usually territorial disputes are caused by hormones and scent. We don’t smell like mink or food, but we do bring food and scritches. My big male tegu would naturally want to kill any other male, tegu, but me and my dogs are safe from his jaws cuz he sees us as extensions of his environment rather than threats to his food and saftey. Much like the mink. In other words.. minks see us more as fun toys than something to eat or kill.

This comment made my day lmao

Fur, feathers, scales, N more Lol, dude, it was just a joke ^^

We have these critters called martens where I live and they go after house cats (they see them as competition and they are very territorial) and every now and again we get warnings that a marten's been spotted in an area of the town I live in. They'll take on small dogs and even go after larger ones if you're not careful. Part of the weasel, mink, ferret family.... naturecanada.ca/news/blog/get-to-know-the-pine-marten/

jeez a mink like washushe in pitbull size would clean out the whole city

@@muskokamike127 Pine marten once squirmed it's way into my friend's henhouse. Killed over 20 chicken, ate half of one of the carcasses and left the spot. 2 hens managed to survive by flying high into the inner roof structure and squeezing themselves into tight spot between wall and ceiling...

@Janis1526 Fisher martens are propably stronger and rougher mustelids in size/ferocity scale than wolverine...

@Janis1526 he said in scale. They are smaller but more or as vicious.

Carlos-Daniel Cruz challenges force you to become stronger to overcome them

*THUNDER!* Here we are...born to be kings... We are princes of the universeeee!!🎼🎶🎶

blue one is Washushe Jr

Aaaaaaaaaay, REALLY? Cuz Washushe was a hog! That gold or orange one, right?

he was the crazy one that latched on to Joseph's glove

Yeah, I remember him. He CLAIMED that glove!^^ I honestly didn't think he'd be "tamed", wow! I wasn't sure if he was bred at all. Funny cuz Joseph already had his mink picked out, Washua was an "accidental" grab!^^ ANY kids from him has priceless potential!

welp the one with the blue collar is now Washushe Junior

People who believe hunting to be cruel never consider the effect of starvation on large herbivores. At least the lil carnivores have a fighting chance!

BarbedStar AMEN finally someone who understands terriers lmao

Back at you, Adrian. Terriers...so cute! Til they eat the toes off the neighbors caged rabbits, get their cat or chickens....while you think they are happily napping in the back yard! Bred to hunt and, like mink, they do a great job, but like naughty kids...you have to keep an eye on them.

BarbedStar, just like gamebred Pit Bull pups not they’ll kill one another at around 4 months old.

Haha I had a Jack Russell a while ago that would take on a 20 pound salmon , she out fished me more than a few times, the DNR asked a couple times if she had a valid fishing license :)

Juliamarie Palero With baby mink there is a very thin line between the two.

oh my ... kinda like spotted hyena cubs ... yikes ..

I don't know my baby brother once almost bit my finger off. I think he ate some of my skin.

is his name charlie by any chance?

I see what you did there!

Quite a few species are under desperate circumstances. I was daydreaming about living in post apocalyptic circumstances, and came to the conclusion, that I would have no issue eating another human vs. my dog. So don't mess with my dog or even suggest eating it if we're trying to survive in the wilderness together. I feel the same way about family and friends. I don't think I could eat them unless they told me to. Seeing as how I view my pets as family, it would explain why I don't want to eat them. I never want to eat horses as they are one of my most favorite and revered things in the entire world. So yeah, I would eat another human under the right circumstances.

Almost every species in the world are canabalistic at some basic level, especially when facing starvation, even humans.

Nick Brooks In nature shows there is no human babies trying to kill each other, even our young son knew the difference. If grownups can't separate wildlife from humans no wonder so many kids growing up clueless.

200 IQ

Sourdough Girl you sound like a hateful bitch

And you sound like a social justice idiot.

Sourdough Girl ok sheltered miss

Or we are soft.

@1234 Humans do not dominate nature, they have tried to evade it.

Exactly what I was thinking. Since the goal is that these babies grow up to be the best fighters possible, it's best to let them learn tactics as much as possible and only separate them if absolutely necessary, like he said, preventing them from getting "chew heads" or actually killing each other. I believe that if he ended up with one that had only a kind heart and didn't want to fight, he'd probably just make it a house mink or find someone who's interested in a ferret-like mink.

I'm constantly amazed at how they can dodge those vicious buck teeth from the musk rats while rolling around in a deathmatch. It's like they have a 6th sense.

They do have a sixth sense. And so do we. When we get "in-the-zone", our bodies seem to 'just know'. Unfortunately, as beings with 'superior intellect', our profound thinking gets in the way. These critters are not so encumbered. They live and breathe in a Bruce Lee experience.

John said it perfectly. We all have the ability to function at full capacity. It's our brain that gets in the way. With enough focused meditation, we can fall into a flow state with ease. Our bodies have the capacity to react much more effectively if our brains do not interfere. It goes back to the recognition that our bodies are actually the result of the cooperation of over a trillion cells. If we have faith in them and let them do their thing, the only thing we need our mind for is to stop them from going too far. The mind should only be used for increasing our ability to cooperate with our surroundings, and to intentionally let go of emotions that do not serve us or others if acted upon.

BlueEternities I'd say hesitation, arrogance, fear, and greed are usually the main factor of why humans over-think situations. Probably the main reason experience usually trumps talent in fighting sports/real battles.