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Black-footed ferrets are very playful, especially as kits. They are often observed chasing one another, stalking, or staging mock “attacks”–all valuable skills they will need to hunt as adults. Both wild and captive ferrets do the “ferret dance” with mouths wide open, hopping, leaping, and bucking with apparent total reckless abandon!
