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501c3 Non-Profit Zoo Conservatory Rescue and sanctuary in Texas
The
Cape genet
(
Genetta tigrina
), also known as the
South African large-spotted genet
, is a
genet
species
endemic
to
South Africa
. As it is common and not threatened, it is listed as
Least Concern
on the
IUCN Red List
.
[1]
Like other
genets
, it is nocturnal and
arboreal
, preferring to live in the
riparian zones
of forests, as long as these are not marshy areas.
[2]
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Monkeys Primates 🐒
Binturongs Bearcats
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Frogs Toads 🐸
Bears 🐻
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Tortoise 🐢
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Nile Crocodile 🐊
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Sloth 🦥
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Mountain Lion
Rescue Dogs 🐕
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Oak Creek Zoological Conservatory Blog
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