Remember 'genet' refers to an animal, related to mongoose, not typical cats or civets.

Animal Kingdom

'Genet' is primarily found in the wild in Africa and parts of Europe – not in urban settings.

Habitat Specific

Genets are notable for spotted fur and ringed tails, distinguishing features to mention in descriptions.

Visual Traits

'Genet' signifies a member of the historical Plantagenet royal line, not a contemporary term.

Historical Reference

Use 'genet' to reference the Plantagenet dynasty in academic, historical contexts only.

Contextual Use

Don't confuse 'genet' with 'genette', as only the former relates to the English royal dynasty.

Spelling Caution

 Genet and civet you know they can very easily get under the fences and it's very often down to Jekyll's and warthogs that make the holes or the it's like burrow like holes underneath the electric fences and then that makes it