Assertion: capuchin | /r/CapableOf | eat carcass
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text: I could only find one instance of capuchins eating a carcass that they had found, rather than hunted, but during the Pleistocene when South America’s cerrados were home to an enormous diversity of big herbivores such as mastodons, gompotheres, rhinoceros-like toxodons and big-to-huge ground-sloth species, predation by giant short-faced bears, sabertooth cats and jaguars would have created many more opportunities for scavenging and, specifically, for accessing marrow and trabecular (spongy) material by smashing bones.