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'Hanna's Animals' captures attention with exotic species

Abstract:
What is a palm civet? Hint: It's not an automobile.

Last night more than 300 people gathered in the Kiva to see endangered species and rare animals, including an armadillo, a dingo and a legless lizard. Animal trainers from the Columbus Zoo presented "Jack Hanna's Animals," sponsored by Kent Student Center Programming....

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Zuzana

posted 10/25/06 @ 1:04 PM EST

Thanks for another sensationalized, not well reseacrhed , unbalanced, stupid article on exotic pets.
The only time I woudl worry about spitting animals is with so called Spittiggn Cobras (Naja)that have the ability to spit venom from their mouth.
Any cat trainer that brags and shows scars related to cat/animal training is not a good trainer. Good trainers do not get so many scars, they learn how to train and not get more of them after the first accident.
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Chris

posted 5/20/08 @ 3:38 PM EST

The Himalayas, as mentioned in the description of the picture, are located in Asia, where most species of palm civets are found (aside from the one species in Africa), not South America as mentioned in the article.
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