Spotted this creature

[Spock]

I was taking a stroll at night and saw some people looking at this raccoon-like creature. I think it is a civet cat. This is the first time I have seen one in the wild in Singapore and in a densely-populated area as well. Sorry for the photo quality but it is definitely not a cat, look at the triangular shape of the head.

 

[ilovestinkapore]

it spread SaRs...stay away from it...

 

[Spock]

it spread SaRs...stay away from it...

It is already here in SG. Some foreign worker might catch it, eat it and spread the virus. So ban civet cats or ban foreign workers?

 

[ilovestinkapore]

It is already here in SG. Some foreign worker might catch it, eat it and spread the virus. So ban civet cats or ban foreign workers?

Both

 

[cheesecake]

Is this the same?

 

[Aioria]

I was taking a stroll at night and saw some people looking at this raccoon-like creature. I think it is a civet cat. This is the first time I have seen one in the wild in Singapore and in a densely-populated area as well. Sorry for the photo quality but it is definitely not a cat, look at the triangular shape of the head.

Catch it and sell it for a fortune to the Tiongs.

 

[songsongjurong]

Could be Chupacabra, so just take off like the SPF cops during riot and hands fully up in the air, hoprfully, the devilish beast will not pursue

 

[oli9]

From the HD quality of the pix, it could be a mouse-deer.

 

[Agoraphobic]

Yes. It is a civet cat, known locally as musang. It is a native species not considered endangered. I've eaten one many years ago at a relative's residence in Pontian, remember its meat to be quite tender. When SARS broke out, its origin was attributed to folks in China eating this animal, didn't affect me though.

Cheers!

 

[cheesecake]

Yes. It is a civet cat, known locally as musang. It is a native species not considered endangered. I've eaten one many years ago at a relative's residence in Pontian, remember its meat to be quite tender. When SARS broke out, its origin was attributed to folks in China eating this animal, didn't affect me though.

Cheers!

Saw one in a cage in a coffee plantation but it was sleeping so it was difficult to get a good picture. Tasted the Luwak coffee and purchase some to bring home.

 

[Equalisation]

Yes. It is a civet cat, known locally as musang. It is a native species not considered endangered. I've eaten one many years ago at a relative's residence in Pontian, remember its meat to be quite tender. When SARS broke out, its origin was attributed to folks in China eating this animal, didn't affect me though.

Cheers!

Agree.

This specie is well known for foraging out of their habitat for exciting delights in the afternoon.:o

 

[po2wq]

... This specie is well known for foraging out of their habitat for exciting delights in the afternoon.:o

do dey oso dwink chivas atau heineken? ... :o

 

[Equalisation]

Saw one in a cage in a coffee plantation but it was sleeping so it was difficult to get a good picture. Tasted the Luwak coffee and purchase some to bring home.

Burridge was the waiter ?

 

[Equalisation]

do dey oso dwink chivas atau heineken? ... :o

Of course not.

According to the spokeswoman of National Geographic, this specie by and large, consume juices from fruits if they are available. During the fruits' off season, the specie will inadvertently have to drink rain water.

 

[cheesecake]

Burridge was the waiter ?

No Pak Roslan.

 

[munchlanchau]

From the HD quality of the pix, it could be a mouse-deer.

It could be my shitfu also...

 

[Lizzert]

Is this the same?

..Another drunk Foreign Worker misbehaving on Sunday

 

[tanwahtiu]

It is an alternative form of PA (animal behivour) actively listening to the ground for PAP.

I was taking a stroll at night and saw some people looking at this raccoon-like creature. I think it is a civet cat. This is the first time I have seen one in the wild in Singapore and in a densely-populated area as well. Sorry for the photo quality but it is definitely not a cat, look at the triangular shape of the head.

 

[Spock]

Saw one in a cage in a coffee plantation but it was sleeping so it was difficult to get a good picture. Tasted the Luwak coffee and purchase some to bring home.

Yes, heard about the coffee that passed through the digestive system of the animal but have not tasted it before. Is it available in SG?

 

[cheesecake]

Yes, heard about the coffee that passed through the digestive system of the animal but have not tasted it before. Is it available in SG?

They are available but I have never tried buying them here. Here is one link....https://www.facebook.com/luwakcoffeesg