A wily civet was trapped in a cage.
Someone left the door opened for four hours.
Where would one look for the escaped beast ?
This question has been plaguing the population of four million for more than a week now. And they in turn, are now trapped, less so by the traffic jams than the nagging insecurity of a retaliation.
This small toothed palm civet (Arctogalidia trivirgata) was imprisoned in a Bidayuh village in Sarawak, where it is considered a delicacy. Fortunately, its owner told us she was going to keep it as pet. For now.
Monday, March 10, 2008
a Trapped civet
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2 comments:
Having just seen the animal in a more natural setting at the Night Safari, I must say it is a very agile arboreal member of the civet family, quite unlike the more clumsy looking Malaysan Civet which has feet firmly on the ground.
Wonderful blog, sweetie! I'll be waiting for more! By the way, try to make this site a bit more social.
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