What is another word for bassaricyon?
Pronunciation: [bˈasɐɹˌɪsɪən] (IPA) 
Bassaricyon, also known as the olingo, is a small mammal that belongs to the family Procyonidae. The olingo is native to Central and South America, with various species found in different regions. Synonyms for the term Bassaricyon include the bushy-tailed olingo, the grey-bellied olingo, and the striped olingo. Depending on the species, they have unique characteristics such as a long, bushy tail, sharp teeth, and excellent climbing and jumping skills. Olingos are omnivorous, and their diet includes insects, fruits, and small animals. Despite being nocturnal and living in forested areas, olingos are not very well known, making them a fascinating creature to study.
