What is the difference between a civet cat and a cat?

What is the difference between civet cats and cats
Civet cats and cats belong to different families. Civet cats belong to the subfamily Felidae and the genus Leopard Cat, while cats are typical cats. There are two different types: domestic cats and wild cats. Cats are now widely distributed around the world. The ancestors of domestic cats should have originated in ancient Egypt, and were domesticated by people for more than 3,500 years.
The civet cat generally refers to the Chinese civet cat or a wild animal civet cat. The Chinese civet cat is a unique breed of cat in China. It has special stripes on its body. The wild animal civet cat is also called the copper coin cat and the stone tiger. It has a slightly larger body shape. Larger than an average house cat, it feeds on a variety of small animals. Cats refer to common domestic pet cats. In addition to Chinese civet cats, there are also different varieties such as American shorthair cats, British shorthair cats, exotic shorthair cats, Siamese cats, Ragdoll cats, Bengal cats, etc.
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