Identifying and Naming the various Civets at Huai Khayeng Nature Park, Thailand

In addition to providing sanctuary to Sunda Pangolins, Huai Khayeng Nature Park also provides a home to several other wild mammal species, most notably the rarely seen Large-spotted Civet. I visited the park last week and collected the trail camera images from the previous two weeks and found that I had visits from 3 different individual Large-spotted Civets, and I have used this film to create freeze frames and identify distinctive markings on each individual. I have named the mature female Question Mark, the mature male is Coco because of the numerous markings like the letter C on both sides of his body, and I have called the immature male Tadpole after the bold marking on his neck. The clip also features two Small Indian Civets that we have named Ivy and Ziggy. If you would like to support the conservation work that we do at Huai Khayeng Nature Park, please consider making a donation and following our work on: https://buymeacoffee.com/huaikhayengn... If you enjoyed this video, please SHARE, LIKE, and SUBSCRIBE - it really helps a lot, and don't forget to click the BELL ICON to receive notifications of future videos. Thank You. Equipment Browning Recon Force Elite HP5 GoPro Hero 11 Species List 1:20, 3:07 Question Mark Large-spotted civet - Viverra megaspila (ชะมดแผงสันหางดำ) https://www.thainationalparks.com/spe... 1:46, 4:35 Wild boar - Sus scrofa (หมูป่า) https://www.thainationalparks.com/spe... 3:16 Tadpole Large-spotted civet - Viverra megaspila (ชะมดแผงสันหางดำ) 5:19, 6:01 Coco Large-spotted civet - Viverra megaspila (ชะมดแผงสันหางดำ) 9:47 Ivy Small Indian civet - Viverricula indica (ชะมดเช็ด) https://www.thainationalparks.com/spe... 10:02 Ziggy Small Indian civet - Viverricula indica (ชะมดเช็ด) https://www.thainationalparks.com/spe...