#9. Kinkajous
Just look at those eyes! Although owning a kinkajou is perfectly legal and its size isn’t that large, it takes quite a lot of work to raise it. These creatures are well known for their special ability of destroying any piece of furniture that comes in their way and they also tend to attack people if they feel threatened. If you care about its health, note that kinkajous are used to live in rainforests, so your backyard is probbaly not the same thing.
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Not in Ohio
C’mon, now…do a little research before you put your articles out.
GENETS ARE NOT FELINES, GENETS ARE NOT CATS…not even close.
Genets are ‘ viverrids ‘ NOT ‘ FELIDS ‘ A well-known example of a viverrid is the mongoose.
I’ve known this unalterable fact for many years…you can know it too with 10 seconds of googling
http://animaldiversity.org/accounts/Viverridae/
Please do everyone a favor and stop allowing false information in your artices.