The most expensive coffee in the world is harvested from civets' poop, but animal rights groups say keeping these animals in isolated cages is cruel. It's an exotic delicacy made from coffee beans ...

The civet cat has a definite image problem. Nine months ago, the animals were banished as suspected spreaders of the SARS virus, only to be back on the menu after the outbreak subsided. Now they and ...

The new little civet is doing well, according to the zoo's website, and is being taken care of by head zookeeper Dave Rich The Newquay Zoo’s head zookeeper is taking extra care of their new little ...

This video likely shows the relatively common small Indian civet, not the critically endangered Malabar civet, but the specific species has yet to be confirmed. It's also unclear if this sighting was ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A petrified little civet in India has been saved from drowning after falling into a 25-foot well. The distressed animal ...

"It's the fois gras of coffee," Camille Delebecque, a synthetic biologist, said during a recent visit to WIRED. Delebecque saw a depressing civet farm on a trip to Indonesia a few years ago, and it ...

Given the choice of being on this tree and pooping out coffee for jerks, I will take the tree. Denise Chan Kopi Luwak, the world’s most expensive coffee at $230 a pound, is probably really delicious.