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Kinkajous, a nocturnal mammal native to Central and South America, are socially polyandrous, meaning…
Correct! The word polyandrous comes from the greek pollois, meaning many, and andro, meaning male or masculine. The typical kinkajou social group consists of a single female, her young, and anywhere from 0-3 adult males. You aren't likely to see a whole group together in the wild though, they spend most of their waking hours foraging alone or in pairs, and only come together to sleep during the day.
Nope! The word polyandrous comes from the greek pollois, meaning many, and andro, meaning male or masculine. The typical kinkajou social group consists of a single female, her young, and anywhere from 0-3 adult males.
