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Kinkajous, often called honey bears, are unique mammals known for their golden-brown fur and large eyes. These enchanting creatures inhabit the treetops of rainforests and have impressive tongues that can extend over 5 inches, aiding in their diet of fruits, honey, ants, and bird eggs. While they can live for up to 40 years, kinkajous face threats from hunting for their fur and meat, making them endangered. Interestingly, they are related to raccoons and are often wrongly identified as ferrets or monkeys. Learn more about these extraordinary animals!
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Kya,the Kinkajou By: Jodie, Mariela, Danielle 5th grade
What are kinkajous? Kinkajous or honey bears are mammals that have golden-brownfur. They have big eyes and a tongue that grows up to at least 5 inches.
Where are Kinkajous from? Kinkajous are found in the rain forest. You can usually find a Kinkajou hanging out in thetree tops.
What do Kinkajous eat?? Kinkajous are omnivores, because they eat plants and meat. Some examples are: fruits, honey, ants, and bird eggs.
Did you know……. Kinkajous can live up to 40 years.
Did you know.. Kinkajous are endangered because people hunt them for their furfor horse saddles and wallets. They are also hunted for their meat.
Did you also know…. Kinkajous are related to raccoons, but they are mistaken for ferrets and monkeys.
