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This week's star of Seldom Seen Species Sunday is the.....

Tayra ❤
The tayra is an omnivorous animal from the weasel family, native to the Americas. It is the only species in the genus Eira. They are expert climbers, using their long tails for balance. On the ground or on large horizontal tree limbs, they use a bounding gallop when moving at high speeds. Tayras are playful and easily tamed. Indigenous people, who often refer to the tayra as "cabeza del viejo", or old man's head, due to their wrinkled facial skin, have kept them as household pets to control vermin.

NOTE: I encourage you not to spam me with "DRAW THIS" "DRAW THAT" "ARE YOU GONNA DRAW THIS?". I have a list of animals I want to draw, I will draw the animals I want to draw, and I want this to be fun for me. I don't want this to become a chore like Fanart Friday eventually did. If there is a certain animal you want to see get some spotlight, why not take part in Seldom Seen Species Sunday?

Description
This week's star of Seldom Seen Species Sunday is the.....

Tayra ❤
The tayra is an omnivorous animal from the weasel family, native to the Americas. It is the only species in the genus Eira. They are expert climbers, using their long tails for balance. On the ground or on large horizontal tree limbs, they use a bounding gallop when moving at high speeds. Tayras are playful and easily tamed. Indigenous people, who often refer to the tayra as "cabeza del viejo", or old man's head, due to their wrinkled facial skin, have kept them as household pets to control vermin.

NOTE: I encourage you not to spam me with "DRAW THIS" "DRAW THAT" "ARE YOU GONNA DRAW THIS?". I have a list of animals I want to draw, I will draw the animals I want to draw, and I want this to be fun for me. I don't want this to become a chore like Fanart Friday eventually did. If there is a certain animal you want to see get some spotlight, why not take part in Seldom Seen Species Sunday?