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They have actually rather a specific odor like buttered popcorn, and they mark their territory by scent. Each animal has a special gland under its tail that produces strong-smelling musk oil, reminiscent of popcorn or warm corn bread. As a binturong travels, it sometimes stops and rubs it hindquarters against a branch.
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Binturongs have thick, coarse, glossy black fur, with white whiskers and black ear tufts. Binturong tails are fully prehensile, allowing them to hold on to branches with it, or hang suspended by it to reach food. Like most members of the civet family, they communicate with each other by scent. To buy exotics, evaluate the babies and view a photo.
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