Are civet cats only found in China?

The Chinese civet cat is currently internationally recognized as a native purebred cat in China. It is native to China and is a natural cat. In the Song Dynasty, there was a story of "civet cat for prince", so it is a breed with a long history.
Are civet cats only found in China
The Chinese civet cat is currently internationally recognized as a native purebred cat in China. It is native to China and is a natural cat. In the Song Dynasty, there was a story of "civet cat for prince", so it is a breed with a long history.
Civet cats have round heads, broad cheeks, short and thick fur, no thick and dense undercoat, and are not cold-tolerant. There are beautiful markings on the coat, mostly fishbone patterns or spotted patterns. Cihuahua cats are clever, lively and intelligent. They are especially suitable for catching mice and are easy to feed. But the civet cat is not unique to China. Although it is a native cat in China, it has become very popular and popular abroad after being introduced to foreign countries.
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