Civet Power Animal

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There are 16 species of the independent civet that can be found in southern Europe, Asia, and in parts of Africa. They have a cat-like face, a long body, and bushy tails. The Asian palm and the African civet are among their most well-known. They’re sensitive and elusive, usually moving quietly at night.

What’s amazing is that they can detect their prey by smell and sound rather than sight. The solitary civet feeds on a wide diet that includes fruit, insects, small mammals, eggs, carrion, and vegetable matter. They also eat poisonous invertebrates, including snakes. This allows them to survive in various environments, from dense forests to urban areas. Despite habitat destruction, wildlife trade, and being hunted, the resilient civets have managed to survive in many parts of the world. Their seed dispersal through their scat helps maintain the health of their ecosystems.

The resourceful civet can handle any challenge with its sharp intuition. They symbolize adaptability, curiosity, and mystery. When you need insight into a situation, call on the spirit of the civet. Visit our website for free power animal reading and thank you for subscribing.