IPA: //zəˈrɪlə//
KK: /zəˈrɪlə/
A small, carnivorous mammal found in Africa, known for its distinctive black and white stripes and strong odor.
The zorilla is often mistaken for a skunk due to its similar appearance and smell.
Zorilla comes from the Spanish word 'zorrillo', which is a diminutive form of 'zorro' (meaning fox). The term is used to refer to a small skunk-like mammal found in Africa, known for its distinctive black and white coloration and strong odor.
Think of the Spanish word 'zorro' for fox, and remember that a 'zorilla' is a small creature related to the skunk, often recognized for its striking appearance.