Small mammal compounds display raccoon, binturong, beaver, Asian palm civet, Java mouse-deer, Javan porcupine. It is known commonly as the Palawan binturong and Palawan bearcat. The bearcat, also known as the binturong, is a viverrine mammal from Southeast Asia. Family Viverridae has 30 living species including binturong, large Indian civet, genets and oyans. The Palawan binturong inhabits tropical rainforest habitat. The Roadhouse features animals including Indian crested porcupine, brown kiwi, and binturong. Other potential predators include cats, sun bears ("Helarctos malayanus"), binturongs ("Arctictis binturong"), and civets. In 2008 the Cincinnati Zoo adopted a three-month-old binturong or "bearcat". The binturong is omnivorous, feeding on small mammals, birds, fish, earthworms, insects and fruits. The Orang Asli of Malaysia keep binturong as pets. Arctictis binturong whitei is a subspecies of the binturong, a mammal in the family Viverridae. Helmerich Tiger exhibit, Hardesty snow leopard exhibit, and Lobeck Taylor Red Panda/Binturong exhibit. The Palawan binturong can grow to as much as . The binturong uses the tail to communicate.