What can eats kinkajou?

Answer 1

Fruit

Not just fruit, the kinkajou is a omnivore which means they eat both fruit and meat or veggies. Mostly The kinkajou eats fruit, but if it comes across a small mammal it will eat it. It also loves honey. They use their long tongue to slurp it all up. That's why the kinkajou is called a "honey bear". They're also in the raccoon family.

Answer 2

The kinkajou, the honey bear, are nocturnal animals. They are active at around the times of 7:00 pm and midnight, and again an hour before dawn. During the daylight hours, they sleep in tree hollows or in shaded tangles of leaves, avoiding sunlight. By this, it is possible to say that they will not be found near the canopy, nor near the ground, but in the middle two levels of the rainforest. ~ Hexedgirl92

Answer 3

Kinkajous from the rainforest eat mainly fruit but not citrus, and insects and honey ,and flowers, flower buds, and nectar, that's why their toungue is at least 5 inches, so they can reach nectar out of the plant.

Answer 4

Kinkajous are small, arboreal mammals that primarily eat fruits like figs, mangos, and bananas. They may also consume insects, flowers, and nectar. Additionally, some kinkajous have been known to prey on bird eggs and small vertebrates.

Answer 5

Kinkajous live in the understory where all the bushes and small tree grow!

Answer 6

Jaguars, Humans, Birds of Prey, ocelots and jaguarundi all eat Kinkajou's.

Answer 7

jaguar ocelot jaguarundi

Answer 8

Cherries