ViverridaeCarnivoraCarnivora has 6 subfamilies, 19 genera and 34 species.[1]
There are many famous speciesCivet、Kitten、Bear civetEtc.There are many kinds of civet cats. civet cats mainly live on the edge of forests in tropical and subtropical areas of Africa and southern Asia. They live in caves or tree caves.They like to go out at night and lie down during the dayShrubberyThey usually hunt in the morning and duskmice, bird, frog, fish, crabinsectSometimes I also eat some fruits of plants.
Both males and females have developed aromatic glands in the perineum that secrete civet scent. The male produces more than twice as much as the female, and often wipes it on small tree stumps or stones as a sign of occupation.It lives on the edge of tropical and subtropical forests and nests in caves and tree holes.It is mainly activities at night alone, mostlyCarnivorousThe main food is smallvertebrateandinvertebrate,Coconut catsubfamilyThe main types ofFruit eating abilityOf[3]。
Distribution range
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Mainly distributed inAfricaandAsiaTropical and subtropical zones in the south.
It has been listed as national Class II key protectionwild animal(Guo Han [1988] No. 144, effective on January 14, 1988).Located in Yunnan andTibetOfrangeMost of them have national and provincial nature reserves.Most species in the reserve have been protected.There are no special protection measures outside the reserve.
Profile features
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The civet family has a variety of body types. Almost all species have extremely long cylindrical tails, usually more than 90% of the length of the head and body[2]。They are large and slender, with only four toes on their hind feet, short limbs, gland sacs, skull morphology, teeth andCanidaeCloser, but with upper split teethProtocuspLarger and more developedAnterior appendage。The molar teeth are 2/2, and the upper molar teeth are transverse. The inner lobe is narrower than the outer edge.[1]
Viverridae (Atlas I)
Growth and reproduction
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The spawning period is usually in April every year, with 2 offspring per fetus in the majority, and the juveniles can mature for 2-3 years.