Just trying to have a good time in this life

But also their body is silly.

I choose you, kinkajou (Potos flavus)! This arboreal critter, which inhabits the tropical forests of Mexico, Central America, and northern South America, is known for hanging upside-down in the treetop while using its prehensile tail to hold onto branches. It also leverages its strong, 22-in- (57-cm-) long tail for balance. What’s more? The kinkajou can run just as fast backwards as it can forwards, thanks to its ability to turn its hind feet in the opposite direction.

"Hey everyone! My name is Pastry. My kitty, Ferdinand, unfortunately had to go to the vet tonight. He has a high fever of 105, and the vet is running a lot of tests to figure out why. The entire thing is going to cost around 1600 dollars. I'm disabled, and this is a lot for me. I'm trying to raise money for this, so I can bring my son home nice and healthy! Anything helps! My paypal is [email protected]. Even sharing helps a lot! Thank you guys!"