
South American Coati
A social forest forager whose upright ringed tail often appears above vegetation before the animal itself.
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A social forest forager whose upright ringed tail often appears above vegetation before the animal itself.

A rounded clump in the Peruvian canopy resolves into long limbs, three hooked claws on every foot, a brown throat, and rain-shedding fur whose grooves host algae.

A powerful tree-dwelling herbivore that can escape predators by diving from branches directly into water.

The Amazonian motelo walks humid forest floors on yellow-scaled limbs, tracking fallen fruit and fungi through habitat where an open-country tortoise would look out of place.