Animals - Nocturnal Trail

Kinkajou
Potos Flavus
Range:	Mexico through South America.
Habitat:	Tropical rainforest
Diet:	Fruit, honey, flowers, insects, small vertebrates
Fun Facts:	They have a unique set of scent glands on their chin, throat, and chest used to mark territorial boundaries. They are not primates. Their closest relatives are the coatis, raccoons, and ringtails of the family procyonidae. They have a prehensile tail to aid in climbing, and dexterous forepaws to manipulate food.