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Another rare animal is now on exhibit at the Louisville Zoo. Bianca, a 1-year-old female binturong or "bearcat," is a mammal native to Southeast Asia. She comes to the zoo from Greensboro ...

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The zoo says that Bianca is a nearly 30-pound female Binturong, also known as a "bearcat." Bianca came from Greensboro, North Carolina and can now be seen at the Islands pavilion at the zoo.

IT’S A ONE YEAR OLD BEARCAT NAMED BIANCA CAME FROM GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA. THE RARE MAMMAL IS NATIVE TO The Louisville Zoo continues to grow.The zoo has welcomed a new 1-year-old binturong ...

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