Zorillas have long, thick black fur with white stripes. The snout is long, the legs are short, and the feet have long, sturdy claws. They eat insects , amphibians , reptiles, rodents , birds , and eggs. Zorillas are preyed upon by few animals. Most predators, like lions, are repulsed by the zorilla's foul-smelling spray.
Females give birth in a burrow, bearing two to three young after a five-week pregnancy.
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