The Kinkajou

Jason Ellington

12/7/16

The Kinkajou

The World is full of many various creatures. There are large creatures, and there are small critters. I personally love lizards and how they behave in their natural habitats. Animals live in every crevice and cranny of the world. Each animal reacting differently to their own environments. An extremely exoctic animal, the Kikajou, is an interesting find. They are attractive to the eye and are closely related to raccoons and other smaller beings. Kinkajous are wide eyed fuzzy things that mainly reside in Central/South America. I love little fuzzy animals and I love to travel. I think it would be awesome to travel to the rainforest in the future and visit these little creatures. I’m not sure how friendly they are, but I’m sure I could carefully coax the animal down from his perch in the lofty trees. I myself used to climb trees all the time and was called a little monkey. I’ve changed my way since the younger years, but I retained the skills of scaling trees. I don’t relate with these creatures though. I don’t eat bugs like them. The Kinkajou can survive up to 20 years, but they have been known to live almost twice as long in captivity. I would love to observe these creatures sometime in the future