Dwarf Mongooses
Helogale parvula
The dwarf mongoose is the smallest mongoose in the world. It is covered in thick brown fur, has very small eyes and ears and long claws on its front feet.
Dwarf mongooses are found in the dry savannah areas of east and southern Africa.
Dwarf mongoose live in packs of between 2 and 20 individuals. All pack members help to look after the packs offspring. They have between four and six babies in a litter.
Conservation Status: Common
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