About: Domestic Meerkat

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Domestic Meerkats are household mongoose-grouped carnivorans descended from wild meerkats that were domesticated. They were domesticated by Maverick Hunters in order to kill pests including mice, rats, insects, scorpions, etc. They need insects, small scorpions, small lizards, smaller mammals, cat food, dog food, rodent food, and seeds to keep them healthy. There are more than 2,800 breeds of domestic meerkats that are found all over the entire world.

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rdfs:label	Domestic Meerkat
rdfs:comment	Domestic Meerkats are household mongoose-grouped carnivorans descended from wild meerkats that were domesticated. They were domesticated by Maverick Hunters in order to kill pests including mice, rats, insects, scorpions, etc. They need insects, small scorpions, small lizards, smaller mammals, cat food, dog food, rodent food, and seeds to keep them healthy. There are more than 2,800 breeds of domestic meerkats that are found all over the entire world.
dcterms:subject	Domesticated Species Domestic Animals Custom Animal Species Custom Animals Evolution Custom Domestic Animals Custom Creatures Custom Species Custom Worldwide Species Custom Pets Pets
abstract	Domestic Meerkats are household mongoose-grouped carnivorans descended from wild meerkats that were domesticated. They were domesticated by Maverick Hunters in order to kill pests including mice, rats, insects, scorpions, etc. They need insects, small scorpions, small lizards, smaller mammals, cat food, dog food, rodent food, and seeds to keep them healthy. There are more than 2,800 breeds of domestic meerkats that are found all over the entire world.

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