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Species Profile

Asian Palm Civet

Paradoxurus hermaphroditus

The Asian Palm Civet is a shy, nocturnal mammal found in forests and mixed landscapes, where it plays a quiet but valuable ecological role.

Conservation Status

Least Concern

Region

Forests and rural landscapes of Bangladesh

Habitat

Forests, orchards, village edges, and mixed tree cover

Population

Unknown

Asian Palm Civet in Forests and rural landscapes of Bangladesh

Population Trend

Decreasing

Main Threat

Habitat loss, fragmentation & persecution

Why It Matters

An important nocturnal mammal that helps with seed dispersal and ecosystem balance.

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Asian Palm Civet in Bangladesh

Explore the habitat, ecological role, threats, and conservation importance of the Asian Palm Civet in Bangladesh.

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Conservation Overview

Protecting Asian Palm Civet means protecting the ecosystems it depends on. Habitat conservation, stronger awareness, and long-term monitoring all play an important role in ensuring this species continues to survive in Bangladesh.