Thanks to the New York Times science section, I've had my consciousness raised about weasels. Folks, it's NOT an insult to be called a weasel. No! They are astounding animals. Born the size and weight of a paperclip, they have a long, hard road to maturity, but luckily they are great parents. Their hearts beat 400 times a minute, and they move like brown bolts of lightening.
Like coyotes and other formerly seldom-seen animals, they are beginning to show up everywhere, thanks to loss of habitat. They have huge brains for their size, are creative, get out of and into anywhere and anything, and are adorable. Unless they see you as prey... then NO ONE is safe, not even porcupines.
So let's mimic weasels, and show our creativity and will to win.