Threatened species of Viverridae

Viverrids are medium-sized carnivores with long bodies and relatively short legs. Weighing from slightly less than 1 kg to 14 kg. Viverrids are native to southern Europe, Africa and Asia, including Indonesia and the Philippines. Viverrids apparently radiated on Madagascar, where there are a number of endemic genera. The family includes 34 species currently placed in 20 genera, including civets, linsangs, genets, palm civets, toddy cats, binturong, and fossas.

The Viverrid family includes 82 species of which 3 are "Vulnerable" and 1 "Endangered" according to the IUCN Red List.

1. Threatened species of Carnivora

1. Threatened species of Viverra
2. Threatened species of Salanoia concolor
3. Threatened species of Poiana richardsoni liberiensis
4. Threatened species of Paradoxurus
5. Threatened species of Paguma
6. Threatened species of Osbornictis piscivora
7. Threatened species of Mungotictis decemlineata
8. Threatened species of Mungos gambianus
9. Threatened species of Macrogalidia musschenbroekii
10. Threatened species of Liberiictis kuhni
11. Threatened species of Icheumenia
12. Threatened species of Herpestes
13. Threatened species of Genetta
14. Threatened species of Galidictis
15. Threatened species of Fossa fossa
16. Threatened species of Eupleres goudotii
17. Threatened species of Diplogale hosei
18. Threatened species of Cynogale bennettii
19. Threatened species of Cryptoprocta ferox
20. Threatened species of Crossarchus ansorgei ansorgei
21. Threatened species of Chrotogale owstoni
22. Threatened species of Bdeogale
23. Threatened species of Arctogalidia trivirgata trilineata
24. Threatened species of Arctictis binturong whitei

1. Threat
2. Extinction