What is the kinkajou's habitat look like?

Answer 1

The Kinajou lives in the canopy of the Amazon Rain Forest, where it eats fruit and other yummy Kinkajou-ish foods. When the Kinkajou is finished with its fruit it's drops the seed where it lands on the ground and often grows. The Kinkajou is a very important animal to the jungle cycle. The Kinkajou is endgangered due to habitat loss, and it is very seldom seen by other people because it is nocturnal.

Answer 2

It Is Found Around On Tree Branches That Are Not Far From The Ground Floor. Kinkajous (Pronounced Kin-ca-jow) Are Rainforest Mammals That Look Like A Small Primate But Is Actually Related To Racoons And Their Most Closest Relatives Are Primate Like Animals Called Olingos. Kinkajous Look Nothing Like A Raccoon But I Am Guessing That They Have Good Hand Use Which Is A Bit Like Raccoons But This Is Also In Primates So There Is So Much Simalarities To Kinkajous And Primates. Despite Being In The Order Canivora, It Is Mainly Herbivorous And Mainly Eats Figs, Fruits, Nuts And Seeds But Also Occasionally Eats Insects, Eggs And Small Mammals. They Are Also Somewhat Similar To Red Pandas Not By Look But By Their Size And Weight But Red Pandas Seem To Be More Fatter And Heavier. Their Size Is Also Similar To Most Monkeys. Kinkajous Have A Similar Diet To Monkeys And Red Pandas But They Are Less Herbivorous Than Monkeys And Red Pandas. Kinkajous Range From 63 Centimeters To 74 Centimeters Long. And Can Be 1 lb Up To 2.5 lbs.