Malagasy Civet | Animalz

Malagasy CivetThe Malagasy civet is a small carnivore with rows of spots along its back. At night it searches for small animals on the ground and in low trees.What does it look like?Its short, dense fur is brown, with four rows of dark spots along the back. The underside is paler and the face is fox-like.How does it live?The Malagasy civet is a small carnivore with rows of spots along its back. At night it searches for small animals on the ground and in low trees.It is usually active at night, searching the ground, low trees, and brush for rodents, tenrecs, frogs, small birds, and invertebrates.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.