Carnivorans 1-21
20 entries in the Carnivorans compendium.
African civetA solitary, nocturnal viverrid known for its civetone production.African palm civetSole member of superfamily Nandinioidea; most genetically isolated carnivoran.African wolfA distinct African canid, sacred in ancient Egypt.American badgerA fossorial carnivore of North American grasslands.American minkSemiquatic mustelid native to North America, widely introduced.Arctic foxSmall Arctic predator with the warmest fur of any mammal.Asiatic linsangAsiatic linsangs are sister taxon to cats.Banded palm civetA nocturnal carnivore with sensitive paw hairs for hunting.Bat-eared foxA small canid with large ears, unique for its insectivorous diet.Beech martenAdaptable marten native to Europe and Central Asia.BinturongArboreal viverrid with popcorn-scented musk and prehensile tail.Black-backed jackalAncient African canid, cunning trickster in folklore.Bush dogRare South American canid with pack behavior and webbed toes.CacomistleA cryptic, nocturnal omnivore of Central American forests.Canid hybridHybrids from interbreeding among wolf-like canid species.CanidaeA diverse family of dog-like carnivorans found worldwide.CaninaeOnly living subfamily of Canidae, originating in North America.CanisA genus of canids including wolves, dogs, coyotes, and jackals.CarnivoraAn order of placental mammals specialized in eating flesh.CoatiDiurnal procyonids with flexible snouts and ringed tails.
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