The Civet:The Maker of Most Expensive Coffee
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Say Hello to the Civet: The Maker of $600 Coffee
Yes, it's true -- this mammal, native to Africa and Asia, is responsible for pooping out the world's most expensive coffee, called Kopi Luwak. Civets are fed coffee cherries, and during digestion the animal's enzymes mix with the coffee beans before they, ahem, pass through, giving the beans a unique, bitter taste. See how 
The Cherries Are Chosen
A farmer in East Java, Indonesia, picks coffee cherries to feed the civets.
A Whole 
The Civet Approaches.. .
...Gets Ready to Dig In...
...And Is Joined by 
Gathering the Dung With Gloves...
In East Java, workers use gloves to clear the results of the feast.
That Ain't Peanuts and Nougat.
Civet poop before it's turned into the coffee.
Separating It and Washing It Off
Another Step in Production
An Embarrassment of Riches
A worker displays the distinct, cleaned-off beans.
The Very Expensive End Result
Pictured: Coffee Alamid, one Philippine brand. Because a very limited sup
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