Kinkajou

There's an odd animal that people in North Richland Hills spotted, and they called cops to find out what they needed to do about this thing.

And it turned out to be a kinkajou.

Kinkajou? Kinkajou? Pikachu? What is that? Pikachu? It's native to the rainforests of Central and South America.

And a lot of people think it is a kangaroo or a monkey.

It's also called a honey bear, and it's related to a raccoon.

No, no, no.

They would just shoot it.

Put a Kinkajou sticker right next to the, who was it, Jabari? Yeah, that the cops took out.

I mean, just to really confirm here, if they're not in the bear family, what family are they in? What is their relations throughout the world?

So their nearest relative, because they're not bears, Their nearest relative is like the Quarties, Kinkajous, that sort of family.

They don't really sit with bears or anything similar.

So, you know, they kind of sit in their own little block with the rest of the raccoon family and Quarties, Kinkajous, things like that.

You've alluded to it already.

I'm super intrigued.