Tada! A Civet Cat family ... cute eh ?
... and to think my sister wants to shoot all of them.
It's also a rare protected species. You'll be starring at a huge fine if you try to kill them.
I agree with my dad about keeping it... after all it's been here for so long ... like years... when we first started to hear noises in the attic then the occasional sighting of the baby civet cat... in the night even the cute little furry thing clutching at the window grill can send panic throughout the household esp my mum... i mean... it's like a cat... but a wilp d cat... still a species of cat... not like it's a tiger or lion, if it tries to bite then just smack it only =P
and it makes a rather good companion to bully mason and get him fit and running again. Or maybe mason doesn't care at all...
we must do our best to conserve the enviroment and the flora and fauna and it means not depriving the civet cats who have called our place home for many years now... =P
I wanna keep a civet cat... it's like some hybrid weasel/mouse/cat thing... still a cool pet to have and to have a family of them too... before you shoot them at least think about their family... in the attic... taking care of the rat problems for us... although they might be the culprits for the burst pipes... thats because they need water ma...
conclusion.. keep the civet cats so i can play with them when i get back =P
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They are not cats, not even a form of feline...they are in the same order as mongoose and weasels.
Eyes are best clue to different heritage...not cat eyes at all, even though nocturnal. Remember, weasels, mongoose, raccoons are all in same family and closest to bears, not cats.
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