Fur-bearing animals are a group of mammals that have fur and are often hunted for their pelts. ERMINE, SEAL, genet, otter, SABLE, and MARTEN are all examples of fur-bearing animals. ERMINE is a small mammal with a white winter coat and black-tipped tail, while SEAL is a semi-aquatic mammal with flippers and webbed feet. Genet is a small carnivorous mammal with a spotted coat, while otter is a semi-aquatic mammal with a long, streamlined body and webbed feet. SABLE is a small mammal with a dark brown fur, and MARTEN is a medium-sized mammal with a long body and bushy tail.