Kinkajous: Yes, They're Cute — But How Difficult Is It to Care Them? - Petful

40 reactions | Kinkajous, like Rodney, have a diet that consists mainly of fruit and nectar. Their 5-inch-long tongue can reach inside flowers or beehives for tasty nectar or honey. They are covered in short, dense fur that provides a natural protection from bee stings, while their dexterous paws help them manipulate food. To encourage this natural behavior, Rodney was given a bottle with honey. The keepers were even nice enough to skip the bees. | Clyde Peeling's Reptiland | Facebook