The zorilla (ictonyx striatus) is a small nocturnal carnivore native to sub-Saharan Africa. It is a mustelid, like weasels, ferrets and otters, and closely resembles North American skunks. The zorilla is black, with a white spot on the forehead and white stripes along the body, and, like skunks, uses scent glands under its tail to spray a malodorous liquid at predators.
A zorilla uses a foul smelling spray (similar to that of a skunk) to get away from predators. Even lions will shy away from the stinky spray of the zorilla.
I just can think of "Zèbre" for zebra , "zébu" for zebu, and "zorille" for "zorilla"
Francisco de Rojas Zorilla has written: 'Teatro'
Juan Guerrero Zorilla has written: 'Suicidio de un pagano'
F. Rojas Zorilla has written: 'Del rey abajo ninguno'
It would help to know where you are, exactly. It may be what is called an African zorilla, which resembles the North American skunk. The zorilla might sometimes be called a polecat. But the zorilla lives in dry regions of Africa. Edit the question to include your geographical location.
A striped African pole cat.
Yes, a zorilla is a name for the Ictonyx striatus or striped polecat (an animal similar to a skunk). Some other names for it are African Polecat, Zoril and Zorille. Check the related link for more information.
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The cast of Nelly - 1919 includes: Alfred Zorilla
AN animal
That isn't an animal.