kusimanse
mangue
dwarf mongoose
crossarchus latin

The life span of the common kusimanse in captivity is 10 years.

Little is known about this species of kusimanse, and there are no estimates of its wild population numbers or status.

This species was once regarded as a subspecies of the common kusimanse (Crossarchus obscurus).

Little is known about the species, but it is known to share range with the Angolan kusimanse (Crossarchus ansorgei).

Crossarchus is a genus of mongoose, commonly referred to as the kusimanse (often cusimanse), mangue, or dwarf mongoose.

Due to its ease of training, and social nature, the common kusimanse is commonly available in the exotic pet trade and is found in many zoos worldwide.

The common kusimanse is not listed as threatened or endangered, and while no exact numbers of the wild population is known, is not considered to be at risk.

The flat-headed kusimanse (Crossarchus platycephalus) is a dwarf mongoose endemic to Benin, Cameroon, and Nigeria.

The Angolan kusimanse (Crossarchus ansorgei), also known as Ansorge's kusimanse, is a species of small mongoose.

Of three subfamilies of Herpestidae (Herpestinae, Mungotinae and Galidiinae), the kusimanse is a member of Mungotinae, which are small and very social.

The common kusimanse has a vaguely weasel-shaped body with dark or reddish brown fur that is thick, with a wiry texture down the back, and fine and soft on the underside.

The common kusimanse (Crossarchus obscurus), also known as the long-nosed kusimanse or cusimanse, is a small, diurnal kusimanse or dwarf mongoose.

The common kusimanse is found in the west African countries of Ghana, Ivory Coast, Benin, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, and it has been exported to various other countries for the pet trade.

The kusimanse, a dwarf mongoose from West Africa, confronted with a chicken's egg, will put its fore-legs over it and with a vigour that would not disgrace an American footballer, hurl it backwards through its splayed hind legs.

Alexander's kusimanse (Crossarchus alexandri) is a species of small mongoose that is found in the countries of Central African Republic, Uganda, the Republic of Congo and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The city is famous because of the Mangue seco village and beach.

The Mangue people, who spoke the language.

For the mangue beat movement it was the Soparia, a little bar near the beach in this northeastern port city.

They are part of the Mangue Beat movement.

The local press, hungry for something local to champion, bowdlerized it into mangue beat.

A major symbol associated with mangue bit is that of an antenna stuck in the mud receiving signals from all over the world.

Kaufman has proposed that the displacement of Mangue speakers to southern Mesoamerica happened at this point.

The predominant vegetation is mangue.

The Mangue Bit, a Brazilian music style.

They were concentrated in a few streets near downtown, in the Mangue neighborhood, a city zone where prostitution was commonplace and legally authorized.

However, when sentencing him in June last year, the presiding judge Carlos Mangue said he had failed to show "an attitude of regret".

Ricardo Mangue Obama Nfubea was appointed to succeed him on August 14.

Today Nahuat, Mangue and Mayan words, along with their respective syntax, can be found in everyday speech.

Liminha - shouting on "Lixo do Mangue"

Since then, mangue bit has far more commonly, albeit mistakenly, been referred as mangue beat.

He painted black people, coffee and banana plantations, prostitutes of the Mangue district of the city, religious rituals and fiestas.

Ignacio Milam Tang was appointed to succeed Mangue on July 8.

The US State Department considers Mangue a political prisoner and has objected to his continued imprisonment.

Chico Science - vocals; samplers on "Lixo do Mangue"

The Mangue language, an extinct Oto-Manguean language of Nicaragua.

The men close to him and most loyal were Minmara, Mankee, Mangue and Lin.

He reportedly favours his son Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue to succeed him.

Upon flowing into the Canal do Mangue, it empties into Guanabara Bay.

Still haunted by Rio de Janeiro's Mangue, Segall created images that stayed throughout his late career.

He and his group, Nacao Zumbi, came up with mangue beat, named after the mangrove plants that turn muddy swamps into fertile ecosystems.

Dwarf mongooses live in family groups of around a dozen.

Those that have been abandoned are often seen to be home to dwarf mongoose.

The dwarf mongoose lives in a social system with one dominant pair.

The same pattern is found in most carnivores, such as the dwarf mongoose.

In other cooperatively breeding animals, like dwarf mongooses, stress is thought to play a role.

In the dwarf mongoose, males low in the hierarchy make up a rear guard.

The phenomenon has been also observed in most primates, some lemurs and dwarf mongooses.

The common dwarf mongoose is a diurnal animal.

During this period she started her Dwarf mongoose studies, concentrating on social structure, marking behavior and intra-group aggression.

The common dwarf mongoose can also be found in the surroundings of settlements, and can become quite tame.

The genus Helogale (dwarf mongooses) contains two species.

Termite mounds, dwarf mongoose and pairs of red-and-yellow barbets are a common sight in the park.

The common dwarf mongoose is primarily found in dry grassland, open forests, and bush land, up to 2,000 meters in altitude.

Dwarf mongooses are territorial, and each group uses an area of approximately 30-60 hectares (depending on the type of habitat).

Dwarf mongooses tend to breed during the wet season, between October and April, raising up to three litters.

She focused on ontogeny of behavior in Dwarf mongoose and was awarded the Dr. habil.

Reconciliation has since been documented in spotted hyenas, lions, dolphins, dwarf mongoose, domestic goats, and domestic dogs.

Dwarf mongooses are diurnal and feed mainly by hunting invertebrates such as insects, spiders, and millepedes.

The common dwarf mongoose is a typical mongoose: it has a large pointed head, small ears, a long tail, short limbs, and long claws.

In contrast to the den of the dwarf mongoose, banded mongoose dens are less dependent on vegetation cover and have more entrances.

African Nile: Hippos, Cheetahs, Spotted hyenas, and a colony of dwarf mongoose.

Banded mongooses live in larger groups than dwarf mongooses and this more entrances means more members have access to the den and ventilation.

Side exhibits center on cotton-top tamarins, meerkats, emerald tree boas, Dwarf Mongooses, desert monitors, among others.

Crossarchus is a genus of mongoose, commonly referred to as the kusimanse (often cusimanse), mangue, or dwarf mongoose.

The distribution of the latter species is more tropical, and overlaps completely with that of the Common Dwarf Mongoose which is more widespread.

In most areas where members of Crossarchus live, they are the numerically dominant members of the forest carnivore community.