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Kinkajous -
also known as "Honey Bears" are native to Central
America.
Kinkajous are nocturnal tree-dwellers (in the wild they
spend most of their time in the treed canopy of
rainforests). Kinkajous have prehensile tails which help
with climbing, and although they kind of resemble
monkeys they are actually members of the same family as
raccoons and coatimundis -
Fenny and Cally are our two resident kinks.
Ring
Tailed Lemur -
Ringtail lemurs, native to southern Madagascar. are
arboreal, or tree-dwelling, but can spend time on the ground
as well. Ringtails are part of the Lemuridae family,
which is related to monkeys and apes. While lemurs can
be very beautiful animals, they are also very intelligent -
Mysty, our resident lemur is always looking for ways to
get in trouble.
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four eyed opossums -
these nocturnal marsupials are rare but fascinating pets
- native to Nicaragua, Panama and Columbia these little
guys are so named due to the cute spots over their eyes.
Unlike most opossum species, Four eye opossums are not
known to feign death when danger threatens - but will
open their mouth wide, hissing loudly and making
chattering noises.
Sugar
Gliders -
The Sugar Glider is a small marsupial from Australia
- these cute creatures look like a flying squirrel and
having a pouch for the young. Sugar gliders are
arboreal, inhabiting eucalyptus trees and have a thin
stretch of membrane between their front and back legs
that allows them to glide as they jump.
Richardson
Ground Squirrel -
Richardson's are a member of the squirrel family in the
order Rodentia. They are often referred to as the
"Flickertail Squirrel" because of the constant trembling of
their tails. A Richardson's ground squirrel is diurnal
meaning it is active during the daylight hours. They are
normally dark brown to buff yellow in color on their topside
with a tan underbelly that displays some red highlighting.
hedgehogs
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It has been said that no other exotic has caught the
attention of the public quite like the hedgehog. Their
prickly spines, friendly and curious nature as well as that
ever-smiling expression on their little faces have endeared
them to millions of expressed hedgehog lovers around the
world.
 
Chinchillas -
A chinchilla
is a very curious creature, with a very large personality. They
resemble a rabbits body with a squirrels tail. These members of
the rodent family are native to Northern Chile and come in a
variety of colors ranging from white to black with all colors in
between.
californian dumbo rat -
Rats are clean,
intelligent, affectionate animals which bond to their human
companions in much the same way that dogs do, and with the
right care should provide a comparable level of
companionship. Dumbo rats are the same species as the
wild brown rat, Rattus
norvegicus, but have been selectively bred for looks
and temperament.
degus -
The Degu is a small,
rodent that is native to Chile. Degus resemble large gerbils and are sometimes
referred to as the Brush-Tailed Rat.
They are friendly in
nature and have an exuberant personality, that allows them to become
attached to their owners. The life expectancy of a Degu in captivity is five to
10 years.
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