American mink
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Differences between its diet and that of the American mink are small.

Then there's the American mink, which was brought over for fur farming.

Disease spread by the American mink can also account for the decline.

Like it or not, American mink are now a part of British wildlife.

The American mink is a promiscuous animal, which does not form pair bonds.

American minks are easily kept in captivity, and breed readily.

But this is the only instance where American mink are a proven threat to their adopted ecosystem.

The American mink may pose a threat to poultry.

Japan has become the No. 1 consumer of finished American mink coats.

The American mink has a long body, which allows the species to enter the burrows of prey.

The American mink often carries light tick and flea infestations.

The American mink relies heavily on sight when foraging.

Other common species are hares, red foxes, stoats and American mink.

The American mink was introduced and released in Europe during the 1920s-1930s.

This Order prohibits the keeping within England of any American mink.

The extinct sea mink is related to the American mink, but was much larger.

Trapping is used to control or eliminate feral American Mink populations.

The American mink normally only vocalises during close encounters with other minks or predators.

The diets of the American mink and European otter overlap to a great extent.

Most other terrestrial species, including wild reindeer, American mink, and rats have all been introduced to the islands by man.

The European mink is similar to the American mink, but with several important differences.

The addition of the American mink to the British fauna has not exactly been met with jubilant welcome.

Despite its similar looks, the European mink is not closely related to the American mink.

Traps set for coyotes, American mink, and other animals may harm black-footed ferrets.

American minks are primarily used in manufacturing ladies' fur coats, jackets, and capes.