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Old Apr 8th 2023, 5:26 pm
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Lynx face is much more catlike. This was not a lynx.
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Is Portugal known for any wildlife? I did look online as I like to birdwatch but did not find much. What I found was birds, bird migrating, lizards and wild flowers but nothing else really.
Yeh,............................... downtown Albufeira after midnight
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I saw the creature today; definitely a civet.

Iberian civet Odeceixe April 2023

Tragically, the poor thing was hit by a car and it's dead.
Oh poo! A dreadful waste. Wildlife always.
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We've actually seen civets kept for this purpose. Just dreadful. They don't eat coffee. They are forced a sole diet of coffee cherries which they then poop out and it is the 'end' result that is ground to a coffee.

Civets are omnivores.
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Looks more likely to be a genet imo
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