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No.1218
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Welcome to /v/!
An experimental thread in line with other animal-themed threads/boards. Viverridae are one of my favourite families, and I think they at long last deserve their own space.

My favourite viverrid is probably the Binturong. What's yours?
No.1219 
>African civets figuring out how to drink milk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARiXo_GwteY
No.1220
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Genets are the most diverse genus in the family Viverridae, with 14 to 17 different species.
Here's a nice story about a genet from /comfy/.
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No.1222
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More Binturongs, which are also known as Bearcat despite being neither bear nor cat.
No.1223
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And this is the banded palm civet. Just looks really cool.
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African civet.
No.1225
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No.1226 
Some fun facts:
>The word Binturong has an unknown meaning, the language it came from is now extinct.
>They mostly eat fruit despite being classified as carnivores.
>They live in the trees and rarely come to the ground.
>They smell of popcorn.
>You can tell their age by the length of their whiskers.
>They have a prehensile tail.
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This is the Asian palm civet, the same animal used for Kopi Luwak production.
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No.1228 
>>1227
People are literally consuming this animal's poop.
No.1229
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>>1223
Stripey.
No.1230
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>>1220
Some genet facts:
>Tail as long as or even longer than the body
>Often kept as a pet
>Retractable claws help it climb trees, but often hunts on the ground
>Lives almost exclusively in Africa
>40-60cm long
No.1231 
These things just look like cattier raccoons.
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No.1232 
>>1231
You're getting the idea.
No.1233 
They sure have that masked and stripey look. They might just be the feliform raccoon equivalent.
No.1234
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The Norwegian and German words for Viverridae translate to "sneaky cats".
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Civet roll.
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No.1238 
>>1237
Huh, some weird thumbnail.
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>>1239
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No.1241 
>>1240
The same image, but smaller...?
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>>1241
No.1244 
>>1226
>>The word Binturong has an unknown meaning, the language it came from is now extinct.
I guess it means Binturong.
No.1245 
I didn't even know these guys existed.
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No.1246 
>>1234
Why are they so sneaky?
No.1324 
>>1245
The more you know, the civet
No.1373
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The linsang used to be considered a viverrid, but now it's its own family.
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No.1374
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>>1373
Prionodonts are closer to cats than to viverrids.

 Always confused them with that guy here >>1223.

This guy is more distantly related to cats and civets than the later are to each other. As a matter of fact it's the most living-fossily carnivore if not placential in current existence. It's extremely noteworthy that it survived to this day and judging by the look in its eyes it knows it.
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No.1375 
>>1374
Looks cool, what is it?
No.1428
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Big comfy warm binturong
No.1429 
>>1235
Cute binturong, and cute binturong.
No.1430
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Fanaloka(Malagasy civet). Not a cat.
No.1512 
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palm civets sound like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVVTzkcIn2Y
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No.1513 
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
palm civets sound like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCdJYC1RJZM
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No.1514 
>>1512
>>1513
palm civets sound like that
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No.1515 
>>1514
i agree they do sound like that
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No.1516 
>>1515
yep
No.1517 
>>1514
pretty much
No.1518 
>>1514
this
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