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|introduction='''Large-Spotted Genet''' is a type of viverrid [[Friend]] that first debuted as a member of [[KemoV]]. Her original friend design was later revealed from official merch. | |introduction='''Large-Spotted Genet''' is a type of viverrid [[Friend]] that first debuted as a member of [[KemoV]]. Her original friend design was later revealed from official merch. | ||
|appearance=Large-Spotted Genet has a spotted yellow skirt and yellow hair, giving her an appearance similar to that of a [[Serval]]. However she is not wearing opera gloves, her ears has a different shape, and she wear red ribbons on her back. | |||
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This genet species is common across its large range of habitat and is listed as Least Concerned on the IUCN Red Lists. | This genet species is common across its large range of habitat and is listed as Least Concerned on the IUCN Red Lists. | ||
|trivia=* Her friend design very much resembles | |trivia=* Her friend design very much resembles Serval's but Large-spotted genet isn't closely related to serval or other cats. Genets are under the big suborder of [[Wikipedia:Feliformia|Feliformia]] which includes cats, hyenas, viverrids and other cat-like mammals. | ||
* Unlike [[Crab-Eating Raccoon]] and [[Rüppell's Fox]] despite their designs were revealed at the same time, she is not dubbed by fans as Bootleg Serval and she is the only one in Kemono Friends 3 who is not being mistaken as her look-alike counterpart by all other Friends probably thanks to her KemoV influence. | |||
* Large-Spotted Genet is the first and only Friends who got KemoV design before the standard design. | * Large-Spotted Genet is the first and only Friends who got KemoV design before the standard design. | ||
* | * Large-spotted genet is found in a large area of sub-Saharan Africa except southern part of South Africa, where it is replaced by another similar genet species, [[Wikipedia:Cape genet|Cape genet]], also called South African Large-spotted genet. | ||
* Genets are the only viverrids able to stand on their hind legs. | * Genets are the only viverrids able to stand on their hind legs. | ||
* In 2014, a camera trap in the Hluhluwe–Imfolozi Park captured a Large-Spotted Genet riding on the back of two different buffalo and a rhinoceros. This was the first time a genet was recorded hitch-hiking. | * In 2014, a camera trap in the Hluhluwe–Imfolozi Park captured a Large-Spotted Genet riding on the back of two different buffalo and a rhinoceros. This was the first time a genet was recorded hitch-hiking. | ||
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