Is Banjo friendly? He looks like he's friendly! I know it sounds like a stupid thing to do, but wanted so badly to give him the biggest kiss on the nose when he got close to the camera through the fencing (:
@lalafunnys Sure he appears friendly, but he also has sharp teeth and claws and he's a wild animal so this could all change very quickly if he felt like following his natural instincts....
@oneworldunderrigga Yes, Banjo was a former "edutainment" animal he was taken around to schools etc... when his owner no longer wanted him we provided him with a permanent home where he can do whatever he want,s when he wants :)
@Sandmaven They're omnivores, Banjo and our other tow binturongs get their veggies and fruit in the morning them we feed them the same diet as our small cats in the evenings :) Yes he's cute !!
@MsMEHowe Nope they aren't related to the bear or the cat, this is just a name they have adopted because they resemble these animals, they are more closely related to the civet/mongoose :)
@captmicha Banjo was used as an educational animal taken to schools etc.. for presentations, before he was retired and we offered to provide him a home. Binturongs are excellent climbers in the wild but unfortunately Banjo doesn't climb, we gave him lots of trees and nautical rope in his enclosure to help him but he stays on the ground :(
@BigCatRescue Do the circuses and other people that make money off of these animals until they're too old to work anymore ever donate money to you guys for taking them off of their hands so they can get new, younger animals to continue making them money?
Wow, I never knew a cat like this existed. He's all kinds of derpy cuteness <3 I can't get over his unique expression. I would love to see more videos of this fellow ^__^
Of course, all seems bad when you don't have an understanding heart
(mind too). :D
If you guys want to own a pet (any pet), have it not for the sake of ownership(i want this animal! i want this! i want this! -STOP! you're like a zombie :D). Have a pet for the sake of becoming closer to them and understanding more of them. This is why having pets are better. What I mean "them" is nature, actually.
Can you guys please make a video explaining thoroughly why servals and savannah cats make bad pets? So we can all link the video to people who want to deprive and exploit exotic animals. You say they make bad pets but you don't give specific reasons as to why they do.
@ayesha080 Hi, we will try and do this in the future, but the reasons are the same as owning any wild species of cat they spray everywhere, they don't want to be in homes and backyards or to be petted all the time they are still very much wild. Plus when someone buys a savannah cat they are fueling the exotic "pet" trade and this means more breeders abusing and exploiting wild animals because the demand is there :(
@Thunderstone102 It is a binturong. It's a type of mammal that lives in Asia and is most closely related to other types of animals called civets and genets.
@Thunderstone102 HI, it's a binturong or more commonly referred to as a "bearcat" if you click on the link in the description to the video you can find out more info on them :)
Banjo is by far one of the sweetest animals on site, he's always been eager to see visitors when we came by on the tour, such a sweetheart i'm glad he enjoyed his holiday snack!
that think is alot less scarry then the cats.. wow the claws are big looks like it needs a bath heck i need a bath lol happy HALLOWEEN BIG CAT .. I might write a senator or something and try to help u make people not own cats .. i agree with your mission.. From OKlahoma Love Kim=)
Wait, what? So is it a bear that looks like a cat or is it a cat that looks like a bear? I bet on the later (since this is Big-CAT-Rescue) but I'm not sure... Is it really a cat, technically? Enlighten me, please.
@Geruvah Banjo is the friendliest of the three binturongs we have at BCR, but of course they are still wild animals and can be very unpredictable etc...
So are you telling me this is a bear and cat :D? lol or is it just a special species? Ive never heard of it before. I am very intrested in this new creature :DD
@alaswoeisme Hi, if you click on the link in the description to the video you can see all the animals they are related too etc... thanks for watching! :)
It's in the Feloidea(Cat-like) super familly in Carnivora... so they are technically closer to cats than to racoons... but it's an diverged ancestral species, the only one in it's familly that's survived up till now.
Just like red-pandas are the only survivors of the Alurid familly in Canoidea(Dog like).
@Ido013 Yep, they're omnivores, Banjo will get his fruit and veg in the a.m then in the evenings when we feed the cats he will get his protein for the day as well...good life!
@PullyElbow27 Hi, if you click on the link in the description to the video you can see all the animals they are related too etc... thanks for watching! :)
I saw one of these with a carnival that had many different "exotic" animals. I worked at the site a few nights so I could help with the animals. They had Baboons (mostly young ones with one adult female), Dromedaries, Jacob Sheep, etc. The Binturong was very calm, actually all of them were, except the Baboons. They were all over their large enclosure. It is really neat to read up on this animal. Thank you for sharing his treat encounter!!!!
So cute!!!! I saw one of these on Dirty Jobs, when Mike went to some animal rescue place. Super cute critters! But they can do some damage, one of the girls at the rescue center had a huge scratch on her face because they were trying to trim his toenails, and he was waving around and got her, kind of like a cat does when you hold them for too long xD lol! (i am not saying these are like cats, and should be pets, no no no)
@jewelloveit Eeeek, that sounds dangerous, this is why we don't have any contact with any of our animals, if you provide them with trees etc... they can keep their claws in shape by themselves!
@BigCatRescue Yeah I know. But i think they were like rehabillitating them or something. It must be hard not ot interact with all the animals there, I mean not treat them like pets but like pet them or talk sweet to them. I find myself talking to my cats in baby voices -.- i feel like such a dork.
@BigCatRescue so you have no contact at all with any of the animals that you take in? I feel kinda bad for the ones that are raised on human love and attention, not that I advocate keeping wild cats as pets, but do they seem to still want that attention and affection? I would think that being raised as pets would make them miss human contact...I know that you have to protect yourselves, I'm just wondering.
@BigCatRescue If you have no contact with the animals and they are enclosed, maybe you should give them the odd rabbit to chase, I don't mean to be mean to the rabbits, but they breed like rabbits, and I could just imagine the primal joy your cats would feel to catch and eat the odd live animal now and again.
@FruittisMaris He's cute and he's a former education animal (he was taken to schools etc.. by his previous owners) so he has a good temperament but they are still wild and can definitely be nasty!
@scruffylittlecat To expand on that, it means that binturongs are more closely related to cats than to raccoons, as both cats and binturongs are members fo the suborder Feliformia, while raccoons are members of suborder Caniformia and more closely related to dogs and bears (though of course, none of them evolved from each other as they're all modern species, they simply share closer common ancestors, like how you share a more recent common ancestor with a sibling than a second cousin).
he looks like he could do some damage...like a dingy alley cat
catchfree84 1 week ago
i wanna work at this place
kjoma951 1 month ago
Is Banjo friendly? He looks like he's friendly! I know it sounds like a stupid thing to do, but wanted so badly to give him the biggest kiss on the nose when he got close to the camera through the fencing (:
lalafunnys 1 month ago
@lalafunnys Sure he appears friendly, but he also has sharp teeth and claws and he's a wild animal so this could all change very quickly if he felt like following his natural instincts....
BigCatRescue 1 month ago 2
@BigCatRescue I know. I was just simply making an observation based on his overall behavior and reaction to the cameras.
lalafunnys 1 month ago
How did you manage to get a Binturong? Was he a rescue as well? These are awsome critters :)
oneworldunderrigga 2 months ago
@oneworldunderrigga Yes, Banjo was a former "edutainment" animal he was taken around to schools etc... when his owner no longer wanted him we provided him with a permanent home where he can do whatever he want,s when he wants :)
BigCatRescue 2 months ago 2
@BigCatRescue I want one for Christmas.
binturong1000 2 months ago
do they smell popcorn?
carlpoogii 4 months ago
@carlpoogii They can smell like popcorn, yes :)
BigCatRescue 4 months ago 2
This isn't a cat! Stowaway!
supafly345 4 months ago
Is wikipedia correct in saying that binturongs make "chuckling sounds" when happy?
EthanXin 6 months ago
@EthanXin I've never heard our binturongs do this before, some volunteers say they've heard them make whistling noises before?
BigCatRescue 6 months ago
I would love to own a binturong (: he'd be my best friend
samiielove 7 months ago
it looks like an all black raccoon...
7XxshadowxX7 7 months ago
this is some fucked up shit.. bearcat
sayroni 7 months ago
@sayroni
They look a lot more frightening than they really are.
sompret 6 months ago
looks like a Giant sloth to me lol
TheEvanDude112 7 months ago
this belongs to vivveridae family
thehantavirus 8 months ago
@thehantavirus No shit.
panther2598 8 months ago
what a cool pimpim mothafucka! nd the music really goes well
MrCassavius 8 months ago
it ain't bearcat it's rather catraccoon
nosorog91 9 months ago
I'm totally unfamiliar with that (Family? Genus? Species?) To me, it looks like the werewolf version of an otter.
ObeyBunny 9 months ago
What do binturongs eat? Looks to me like Banjo is a vegetarian. He is a cutie pie, though! :o)
Sandmaven 10 months ago 2
@Sandmaven They're omnivores, Banjo and our other tow binturongs get their veggies and fruit in the morning them we feed them the same diet as our small cats in the evenings :) Yes he's cute !!
BigCatRescue 10 months ago
bearcats aren't cats this is misleading
je1117 10 months ago
@je1117 Bearcat is their common name :)
BigCatRescue 10 months ago
Too ugly to be part of the cat family, but unique in its own way.
VoidedMirror 11 months ago
@VoidedMirror Mean.
jrzy49 9 months ago
man i wish they domesticated binturongs because i would love one as a pet
Bowserboyproductions 1 year ago
It's a Billy-Bumbler! Well, the neck is too short, and the tail's not curly...
Does he talk? ;)
Oy!
TheGzeus 1 year ago
@TheGzeus
Sort of , but he's not striped
Kingofcorrect 11 months ago
wat kind of cat is this?
legospacepolice3 1 year ago
@legospacepolice3 Banjo isn't a species of cat, if you click on the link in the description to the video you can find out more about binturongs :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue ok thanks.
legospacepolice3 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue Link doesn't work!
Nines2 1 year ago
Why is every video of binturongs on YouTube set to porno music?
IroncladTuna 1 year ago 2
He is one of my favorite animals at BCR. It's fascinating how he smells like buttered popcorn!
pauldeutsch 1 year ago
Binturongs are apart of the feliform family, like Hyenas and Meerkats.
slicingwater 1 year ago
I've never even heard of a bearcat! I went to the species page you linked and I am confused...are these animals related to cats at all?
MsMEHowe 1 year ago
@MsMEHowe Nope they aren't related to the bear or the cat, this is just a name they have adopted because they resemble these animals, they are more closely related to the civet/mongoose :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
please do a spotlite on him he looks so interesting!!
MackieMo1 1 year ago
@MackieMo1 We are actually doing a species spotlight in the future about binturongs, next year, collecting footage now :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
How did you acquire your bearcats?
captmicha 1 year ago
@captmicha Banjo was used as an educational animal taken to schools etc.. for presentations, before he was retired and we offered to provide him a home. Binturongs are excellent climbers in the wild but unfortunately Banjo doesn't climb, we gave him lots of trees and nautical rope in his enclosure to help him but he stays on the ground :(
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue Do the circuses and other people that make money off of these animals until they're too old to work anymore ever donate money to you guys for taking them off of their hands so they can get new, younger animals to continue making them money?
captmicha 1 year ago
@captmicha To some extent....:)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
First time I see a bearcat...
VelAmi19 1 year ago
LOL did he even eat the pumkin? He is a really crazy looking creature. That still at the end was funny :P
UjjijjU 1 year ago
@UjjijjU No he just ate the face goodies and then played with the pumpkin :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Looks like he is made of spare parts.
notcool98 1 year ago
Its a bear-catcoon-anteater lmao xD
AngelOfTime 1 year ago
In chinese, bearcat means panda. That's one crazy...cat? Civet? Bear? Racoon?
SatelliteExile 1 year ago
Wow, I never knew a cat like this existed. He's all kinds of derpy cuteness <3 I can't get over his unique expression. I would love to see more videos of this fellow ^__^
Torakat 1 year ago
weird but cute
Deidaaraartisabang 1 year ago
he is cute in a scruffy kind of way lol
pickledouche 1 year ago
Bad owner: All animals are bad pets!
Pets(of the bad owners): All pet owners are bad!
Of course, all seems bad when you don't have an understanding heart
(mind too). :D
If you guys want to own a pet (any pet), have it not for the sake of ownership(i want this animal! i want this! i want this! -STOP! you're like a zombie :D). Have a pet for the sake of becoming closer to them and understanding more of them. This is why having pets are better. What I mean "them" is nature, actually.
Good day!
omega45red 1 year ago
@omega45red
that is such a great comment. too bad more people don't apply that towards having children as well as animals.
inbetweentics 1 year ago
Omg. What a weird looking animal. Still think its cute though. :P
Kyder 1 year ago
Can you guys please make a video explaining thoroughly why servals and savannah cats make bad pets? So we can all link the video to people who want to deprive and exploit exotic animals. You say they make bad pets but you don't give specific reasons as to why they do.
Thank you.
ayesha080 1 year ago
@ayesha080 Hi, we will try and do this in the future, but the reasons are the same as owning any wild species of cat they spray everywhere, they don't want to be in homes and backyards or to be petted all the time they are still very much wild. Plus when someone buys a savannah cat they are fueling the exotic "pet" trade and this means more breeders abusing and exploiting wild animals because the demand is there :(
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Thanks.
Thunderstone102 1 year ago
Is Banjo just a standard name for these guys? Dirty Jobs had one on recently and it was named Banjo too!
AnnePackrat 1 year ago
@AnnePackrat That's funny, it's catchy I guess :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Isn't it related to the mongoose? I was reading about fossas and wiki said it was related to this animal.
sladeshade9 1 year ago
@sladeshade9 yep, if you click on the link in the description to the video you can find out more info on them :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Um may I ask a Question?
Okay, What Is that Animal?What kind of Breed......
Thunderstone102 1 year ago
@Thunderstone102 It is a binturong. It's a type of mammal that lives in Asia and is most closely related to other types of animals called civets and genets.
AnnePackrat 1 year ago
@Thunderstone102 HI, it's a binturong or more commonly referred to as a "bearcat" if you click on the link in the description to the video you can find out more info on them :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
it looks like a otter/bear but its sooo cute ^^
ammyotterpot77 1 year ago
Banjo is by far one of the sweetest animals on site, he's always been eager to see visitors when we came by on the tour, such a sweetheart i'm glad he enjoyed his holiday snack!
Sarah Phillips
SEvePhillips 1 year ago
He is beautiful! I didn't even know about these guys :D
DaisyChains1987 1 year ago
its an asian viverrid
Swafnir89 1 year ago
Awesome. Binturong are certainly among the coolest of the lesser known fauna species.
TampaRed 1 year ago
that guy is chillin
bokxybabee 1 year ago
MANBEARPIG!!!!!!!!
drjhospital 1 year ago 2
first video i've ever seen on youtube with no dislikes =P
jmons1978 1 year ago
that think is alot less scarry then the cats.. wow the claws are big looks like it needs a bath heck i need a bath lol happy HALLOWEEN BIG CAT .. I might write a senator or something and try to help u make people not own cats .. i agree with your mission.. From OKlahoma Love Kim=)
trinity00matrix00 1 year ago
Beautiful video
I really like it. :) Great job!
bennystropical 1 year ago
Wait, what? So is it a bear that looks like a cat or is it a cat that looks like a bear? I bet on the later (since this is Big-CAT-Rescue) but I'm not sure... Is it really a cat, technically? Enlighten me, please.
RumbitSwe 1 year ago
@RumbitSwe Neither :) If you click on the link in the description to the video you will find more info on the binturong :) Thanks for watching!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Really cute! How is their behavior like? I know they're wild but I wonder how they are with people.
Geruvah 1 year ago
@Geruvah Banjo is the friendliest of the three binturongs we have at BCR, but of course they are still wild animals and can be very unpredictable etc...
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
that's a feline?! O_O
chacragirl 1 year ago
@chacragirl Nope! If you click on the link in the description to the video you will find more info on the binturong :) Thanks for watching!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
So are you telling me this is a bear and cat :D? lol or is it just a special species? Ive never heard of it before. I am very intrested in this new creature :DD
LonelyWolfesss 1 year ago
@LonelyWolfesss Neither :) If you click on the link in the description to the video you will find more info on the binturong :) Thanks for watching!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
This creature didn't seem to be nearly as interested. In destroying those Pumpkins as the other cats have.
lanceknightmare 1 year ago
never seen one of these before:0
MANTRIS101 1 year ago
how cute i want one!!! :) itsawsome but...never heard of it is it rare??
linkalover1 1 year ago
@linkalover1 They are considered rare through much of their range in the wild :(
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Only two carnivores have prehensile tails: The Binturong and the Kinkajou.
Retrieverman1 1 year ago
Never saw a Animal Like that :o Ohh so cuteee <3
The fur looks bad, but that is normal maybe? *is very interested* =)
SoulDragonit 1 year ago
@SoulDragonit Banjo's fur is fine, it is very course :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue Ah Okej that is great to hear =)
SoulDragonit 1 year ago
So what kind of animal is that?
alaswoeisme 1 year ago
@alaswoeisme Hi, if you click on the link in the description to the video you can see all the animals they are related too etc... thanks for watching! :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Cute! Its a snack and toy in one :p
TenouHaruka0 1 year ago
I just found out about this thing from AronRa's Feline doc on evolution.
FoxBatinaHat 1 year ago
This looks like a Wolverine to me... and looks more like it could be closely related to some sort of Raccoon!!!
Arthurianwarp 1 year ago
@Arthurianwarp
It's in the Feloidea(Cat-like) super familly in Carnivora... so they are technically closer to cats than to racoons... but it's an diverged ancestral species, the only one in it's familly that's survived up till now.
Just like red-pandas are the only survivors of the Alurid familly in Canoidea(Dog like).
FoxBatinaHat 1 year ago
Cool critter!
happycozy 1 year ago
I didn't know a binturong was a bearcat. I didn't even know bearcats existed, actually, until I saw the title of this video.
vickiormindyb 1 year ago
Bearcats are sooo cute!! XD I wish the language who named them didn't die so we could really know what Binturong means or even how to say it lol.
By the way are they omnivorous? Or do they only eat veggies or fruits??
Ido013 1 year ago
@Ido013 Yep, they're omnivores, Banjo will get his fruit and veg in the a.m then in the evenings when we feed the cats he will get his protein for the day as well...good life!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
what a strange animal..... looks more like a badger than anything else! ^.^
Jamiegirl1315 1 year ago
do the bear cat haha love that song
northmen4999 1 year ago
what a curious creature.... i have never seen anything like it OwO
Kyuudama0Kitsune 1 year ago
MANBEARCAT!!! Half man half bear half cat.
Batman83 1 year ago
@Batman83 Now that would be scary!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
Does this one also smell like popcorn or is the one on Dirty Jobs unique in that respect?
RockingTheFro 1 year ago
bearcat?..first time i hear of it...and i thought i knew all the animals
cosmicgate07 1 year ago
I remember seeing one of these on an old kids show called Zoboomafoo. I also remember them talking about it smelling like hot popcorn.
webrawler 1 year ago
@webrawler I remember that show, its still on where I live
ridingisasport 1 year ago
@webrawler Yep, they do smell like popcorn/fritos when they get excited :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
GAAAW what a cutie <3 ~
WinglessFlutters 1 year ago
I've never seen these little guys before, but they look an awful lot like sloths. Any relations there?
PullyElbow27 1 year ago
@PullyElbow27 Hi, if you click on the link in the description to the video you can see all the animals they are related too etc... thanks for watching! :)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
wait he sorda looks like BANJO KAZOOIE!!!
ScreamingDeadLungs 1 year ago
@ScreamingDeadLungs what the hell are you smoking?
darkrift2100 1 year ago
I have never seen one of these before, kinda cool looking, like an scraggly old drunken midget panther.
HEIBAOSHEN 1 year ago 2
cutest thing wow thats awesome lmao and hes loving it
sammyboy10h1 1 year ago
I think its got a face only a mother could love. LOL. now I know what a Binturong is. never heard of it. thanks.
Slapnuts6931 1 year ago
heheh reminds me of a homeless person
Abercrombemonkey 1 year ago
@GothsAreIdiots hmmm
princedavid0 1 year ago
The Binturong is a species of mongoose that lives in Indonesia, they are nocturnal creatures. :)
iFeedMyDingoBiscuts 1 year ago
It looks like a HUGE fox or something.
LPSrUs 1 year ago
what a nice dog cat bear!
scifiMOVIEtrailers 1 year ago
really coooool
haqq17 1 year ago
I saw one of these with a carnival that had many different "exotic" animals. I worked at the site a few nights so I could help with the animals. They had Baboons (mostly young ones with one adult female), Dromedaries, Jacob Sheep, etc. The Binturong was very calm, actually all of them were, except the Baboons. They were all over their large enclosure. It is really neat to read up on this animal. Thank you for sharing his treat encounter!!!!
chihuahuabulldog 1 year ago
Popcorn!
ExoticlyExtreme 1 year ago 2
@ExoticlyExtreme CORRECT!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
thats not a cat is it?
Teddie120 1 year ago
@Teddie120 Nope they are more closely related to civets:)
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue bugCATrescue if its nit a cat then nvm i love animals and its nice to rescu any
hunter2834 1 year ago
Its Justin Bieber's cat
Belkamaniac 1 year ago
@Belkamaniac Thats in insult to Banjo O_o
pirateninjab 1 year ago
I didn't know this animal and he's very cute !
Meghann25 1 year ago
So cute!!!! I saw one of these on Dirty Jobs, when Mike went to some animal rescue place. Super cute critters! But they can do some damage, one of the girls at the rescue center had a huge scratch on her face because they were trying to trim his toenails, and he was waving around and got her, kind of like a cat does when you hold them for too long xD lol! (i am not saying these are like cats, and should be pets, no no no)
jewelloveit 1 year ago
@jewelloveit Eeeek, that sounds dangerous, this is why we don't have any contact with any of our animals, if you provide them with trees etc... they can keep their claws in shape by themselves!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue Yeah I know. But i think they were like rehabillitating them or something. It must be hard not ot interact with all the animals there, I mean not treat them like pets but like pet them or talk sweet to them. I find myself talking to my cats in baby voices -.- i feel like such a dork.
jewelloveit 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue so you have no contact at all with any of the animals that you take in? I feel kinda bad for the ones that are raised on human love and attention, not that I advocate keeping wild cats as pets, but do they seem to still want that attention and affection? I would think that being raised as pets would make them miss human contact...I know that you have to protect yourselves, I'm just wondering.
FiestyCat86 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue If you have no contact with the animals and they are enclosed, maybe you should give them the odd rabbit to chase, I don't mean to be mean to the rabbits, but they breed like rabbits, and I could just imagine the primal joy your cats would feel to catch and eat the odd live animal now and again.
SleepingGiantsSister 1 year ago
it reminds me a racoon xD
BrundukasLT 1 year ago
Looks very happy !!
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
Now that is CUTE!!!!!!!! I love those.
TimmyGal 1 year ago
Happy bearcat :), love it!
susanreinz 1 year ago
Ha ha...looks like, with a little bit more evolution, he might have ended up a porcupine. Yup...he gets my vote! Love him. :-)
nameofthepen 1 year ago
Yeah That's what I would like to know too? banjo is very cute but I bet he/she can be mean!!
FruittisMaris 1 year ago
@FruittisMaris He's cute and he's a former education animal (he was taken to schools etc.. by his previous owners) so he has a good temperament but they are still wild and can definitely be nasty!
BigCatRescue 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue But what is sweet Banjo?
FruittisMaris 1 year ago
@BigCatRescue is the bear cat considered feline or in the bear family, or both?
MysterioFan221 1 year ago
Is a bearcat actually a member of the cat family? Or maybe raccoon?
scruffylittlecat 1 year ago
@scruffylittlecat I see you!
FruittisMaris 1 year ago
@scruffylittlecat No, they're actually related to mongooses.
TimmyGal 1 year ago
@scruffylittlecat To expand on that, it means that binturongs are more closely related to cats than to raccoons, as both cats and binturongs are members fo the suborder Feliformia, while raccoons are members of suborder Caniformia and more closely related to dogs and bears (though of course, none of them evolved from each other as they're all modern species, they simply share closer common ancestors, like how you share a more recent common ancestor with a sibling than a second cousin).
Macrochenia 1 year ago
@Macrochenia Thanks for the elaboration. Its a cute little guy, for sure. In such a funny way. I really like him. :)
scruffylittlecat 1 year ago
@scruffylittlecat Yeah, binturongs are pretty cool critters.
Macrochenia 1 year ago
Haha, i remember seeing them when I went, ^^
KazeiraLavigne 1 year ago