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"Found This in My College"
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Of course their first instinct was to try to pet it. Of course. And no, we are not judging because we know that we would have done the exact same thing. Rabies? Other diseases? Would not have even gone through our minds. Our hand would have been reaching out toward it before our brain could even make the conscious decision to do so.
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Civet cats, apparently, are a relatively common species of animal in certain places in India - which is where this poster is at from what we have gathered. And they are not cats, despite their name. They are actually closer to mongooses. We can kind of see the resemblance. And yes, we would totally try to pet them both.
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