IPA: //vɪˈvɛrɪd//
KK: /vɪˈvɛrɪd/
Relating to a family of carnivorous mammals that includes civets and genets, known for their elongated bodies and distinctive markings.
The viverrid species are often found in tropical forests and are known for their unique behaviors.
A type of carnivorous mammal belonging to the family Viverridae, which includes animals like civets and genets. These creatures are usually small, slender, and have retractable claws, resembling weasels in shape.
The viverrid family includes fascinating animals such as the civet and the genet.
Viverrid is derived from the Latin word "viverra" (meaning weasel) and the suffix "-id" (meaning belonging to or related to). The term refers to animals that are related to or belong to the family of civets and genets, which are weasel-like mammals.
Think of 'viverra' which means weasel, and remember that 'viverrid' refers to animals related to weasels.