What is another word for Mustela Frenata?
Pronunciation: [mʌstˈɛlə fɹɛnˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Mustela frenata is a species of weasel commonly known as the long-tailed weasel. There are a few synonyms that are used to describe this animal, including the bridled weasel, big stoat, and New World weasel. The bridled weasel refers to the noticeable dark brown or black stripe on the weasel's face, which looks like a bridle. The big stoat is a name that refers to the weasel's similarity in appearance and behavior to the European stoat, while the New World weasel name refers to the fact that the long-tailed weasel is native to North and Central America. Regardless of what it is called, Mustela frenata is renowned for its agility and ferocity, traits that make it a formidable hunter in the wild.
