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The potos flavus (kinkajous) often called the honey bear is one of the most charming and misunderstood creatures of the south America and central forests, with its golden furs, big round eyes, sportive nature, it look like a mix between a small bear, a monkey and a cat. The kinkajous look like a mammals of the raccoons family, but it's unique behavior and lifestyle make it stand out from all other rainforest animals. Kinkajous are nocturnal and arboreal, spending of their lives high in the canopy. Their iconic feature of their prehensile tail, which work's a like fifty hands, they us for its for climbing, balance and even hanging upside-down while Licking nectar or fruits. Their feet rotate backward, allowing them to climb down trees head first, just like a squirrel. This acrobatics gives them a special place in the rainforest ecosystem. In the wild , kinkajous enjoy a sweet diet. Though secret as carnivorous, they mostly eat honey, fruits and nectar. They long slender ton...