     label: 'Lifespan'
     value: '6-13 years'
   }, {
+    label: 'Length'
+    value: '43-70 cm'
+  }, {
+    label: 'Weight'
+    value: '.25-1.3 kg'
+  }, {
     label: 'Gestation'
     value: '32-36 days'
   }, {

module.exports =
  description: '''
    There are two weasel species in Gorongosa: striped weasel (Poecilogale albinucha) and zorilla (Ictonyx striatus). The striped weasel is a small weasel with a long, sinuous body, very short limbs, and a long tail. They have black fur with a yellowish-white patch on the top of their head that splits into white stripes that run the length of their back and join again at their tail, which is all yellowish-white.

    A skunklike mustelid, the zorilla has long, shaggy, jet-black hair, with four wide white stripes that run from nape to tail. Their head is broad but blunt with an individual pattern of white spots between the eyes and a stripe on each cheek. Their tail and the back of their ears are also mostly white. Like skunks, the zorilla may emit a strong-smelling liquid from its anal glands when threatened. However, the smell is less pungent than that of a skunk.
  '''


  sections: [{
    title: 'Habitat'
    content: 'Grasslands, woodlands, montane grasslands, and within agricultural areas'
  }, {
    title: 'Diet'
    content: 'Invertebrates, reptiles, birds, eggs, and small mammals'
  }, {
    title: 'Predators'
    content: 'Larger African carnivores'
