What is another word for kinkajous?
Pronunciation: [kɪŋkˈad͡ʒəs] (IPA) 
Kinkajous are cute and furry mammals that are found in the forests of Central and South America. They are also known by different names, including potos, honey bears, and bush babies. Kinkajous belong to the same family as raccoons and are known for their long tails, sharp claws, and excellent climbing skills. These nocturnal animals feed on fruit, nectar, and small animals and are active at night. Kinkajous have soft, thick fur that is gray or golden-brown in color, and their faces are marked with distinctive dark patches around the eyes. They are fascinating creatures that are popular among pet owners and animal enthusiasts alike.
