217K views · 695 shares | Is it a dog? Is it a cat? It's a fossa, and it's the largest known carnivore in Madagascar. | Animal Planet | Facebook

7.6K views · 306 reactions | Logan the fossa is an incredibly smart animal. He’s one of those animals that requires very creative enrichment to keep him stimulated. Fossas are arboreal and hunt their natural prey, lemurs, through the trees. So, I wanted to see just how acrobatic this guy was by hiding some of his meat in a hanging ball. He never fails to impress me with his problem-solving and sheer strength! #TakeoverTuesday – Jen Webb, Keeper III, Mammals | Zoo Atlanta | Facebook

2.6K views · 384 reactions | Fossa! NatGeo have an awesome pic of a young fossa on their feed right now and it reminded me of this fossa sculpture I sculpted. I’ve ‘met’ captive ones in Madagascar and chased through the undergrowth in pursuit of a wild one. They are exciting animals to observe! #fossa #sculpture #animalsculpture #animallovers #wildlifelovers #animalart #ceramicsculpture #safari #nickmackman #natgeo | Nick Mackman Animal Sculpture | Facebook

259K views · 7.3K reactions | The fossa, Madagascar’s top predator… caught mid-lick With the agility of a cat and the power of a mongoose, fossas dominate the treetops hunting lemurs. That tongue, though, is just a reminder that even apex predators have their goofy moments. Fearsome, fierce, and a little cheeky. #Fossa #MadagascarWildlife #AnimalFacts #UnusualAnimals #WildlifeReels | Discvr Blog | Facebook