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With its slim dark body and sharp claws, this South and Central American mammal is related to raccoon. Its long tail helps it in climbing and travelling around its home in rainforest trees. The captive specimens avidly eat honey, hence, name honey bear which it shares with sun bear. Which animal are we talking about?

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With its slim dark body and sharp claws, this South and Central American mammal is related to raccoon. Its long tail helps it in climbing and travelling around its home in rainforest trees. The captive specimens avidly eat honey, hence, name honey bear which it shares with sun bear. Which animal are we talking about?

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This animal, found throughout the United States and portions of Canada and Mexico, reacts to extreme danger, by pretending to be dead. It even produces a foul, corpse-like smell from its anal glands. Which animal are we talking about?</h2></div>

This animal is related to the giraffe, though it is only about five feet high at the shoulder and has a much shorter neck. This mammal has a red-brown body and dazzling white stripes on its legs and bottom. It is a native of Africa. What is it called?</h2></div>

With its slim dark body and sharp claws

this South and Central American mammal is related to the raccoon. Its long tail helps it in climbing and travelling around its home in the rainforest trees. The captive specimens avidly eat honey

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the name honey bear which it shares with sun bear. Which animal are we talking about?</h2></div>

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