While I was surfing the Internet,  I happened  across several websites claiming that ferret's possessed the bite pressure to crush all of the bones in a human hand.  I know that wild polecats' jaws are built for breaking the bones of rabbits, birds, rodents, and small animals, but I doubt that even a polecats could do what these websites claim our little domestic ferret can. Even if a polecats could, I think that ability might have been bred out of domestic ferrets. Anyhow, although I hate to think that it is possible, can a ferret really bite hard enough to break all of the bones in your hand? Just How hard can a ferret's bite be?
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