A commonly seen animal in south east Asia, netizens posted back stories about the civet cat including one from the Marvel film
The musang can be seen in the 14-second v’ideo appearing to look for a comfortable position so it could lay down for a nap.website
However, “civets face the threat if being trapped or becoming roadkill due to the proximity of the civet habitats to humans,” NParks adds.The animal is especially beloved in certain South East Asian countries for, or coffee made from the coffee cherries partially digested and then defecated by a musang, but caged production of this type of coffee have angered some animal rights activists, which several Reddit users brought up in the thread.
“It’s extremely cruel and unethical how they “process” the coffee. They cage the civets and stuff them with coffee beans, depriving them of their freedom and proper nutrition that they start going insane and lose their fur. Also, it doesn’t even taste that good,” another answered.
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