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Recently, Simao Forest Public Security Bureau of Pu’er City found a “sick cat” in the downtown. With careful observation, it was confirmed to be a small Indian civet, the class II protected species in China. After weighing, the male small Indian civet was 46 cm in length, 2.4 kg in weight, with a 34cm-long tail.
The small Indian civet belongs to Viverricula, Viverridae. They generally inhabit forest in low mountains and broad-leaved forest in China, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, etc.
The small Indian civets generally inhabit forest in low mountains and broad-leaved forest, and haven’t appeared neighboring Simao for many years.
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