- use
civet to
refer only to Civettictis,
Viverra and
Viverricula civets. However, in more
common usage in English, the name also
covers the
civets of the...
- India, and China. Similarly, Ward
identified CIVETS as
having some of the
strongest economic potential.
CIVETS was
further disseminated and po****rized by...
- is
traditionally made from the
faeces of wild
civets, however, due to it
becoming a
trendy drink,
civets are
being increasingly captured from the wild...
- up to four young.
Masked palm
civets are
known to
reach 15
years of age in captivity. Co****tion in
masked palm
civets can last for more than 30 minutes...
-
African civets can take prey as
large as
hares but can be
somewhat clumsy killers with
sizable prey.
Stomach content of
three African civets in Botswana...
-
collecting **** from wild
Asian palm
civets has
given way to an
intensive farming method, in
which the palm
civets are kept in
battery cages and are force-fed...
- (Viverricula indica). Most
civet is
produced in
African farms,
where African civets are kept in
cages for this purpose.
African civets typically produce three...
- as palm
civets which may
exploit fruit directly on
trees unlike the
mainly terrestrial Malay civet.
Around the
Malaysian Bera Lake
Malay civets were found...
- cats, and
small Indian civets, it is
locally common.
Introduced animals such as dogs are
likely to prey on
Malagasy civets. Its
range is now reduced...
- [citation needed] Its long,
stiff whiskers may be used for foraging.
Otter civets are
distributed in Sumatra,
Borneo and
peninsular Thailand.
Lowland primary...
