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Chunky is a macawnivore and is a supporting character as well as the (former) main antagonist of The Croods. At the end of the film, he becomes friends with the Croods and Grug's pet.
but frequently rebels against these strictures, instead desiring to discover something "new" (a concept her family fears). One night, Eep sneaks out when she sees a light, and encounters an inventive modern human boy named Guy and his pet sloth Belt, who have made a torch. He warns her of an impending apocalypse and offers to help her escape, but Eep elects to stay with the family. Guy leaves her a shell horn to blow if she needs help, but when Eep returns to her frantic family, they destroy the horn out of fear of the "New".
A massive earthquake destroys the cave and surrounding lands, and the Croods flee into a jungle they discover below their home mountains. Encountering a "Macawnivore", a brightly colored feline whom Eep's grandmother dubs "Chunky", the family flees him, until he is scared off by swarms of "piranhakeets" that devour a ground whale. Making another horn, Eep calls to Guy, who rescues them with his fire. After a great deal of confusion regarding the Croods' first contact with fire, Grug, begrudgingly realizing he and his family need Guy's inventions to survive, imprisons Guy in a log so he can guide them to a safe place. To appease Grug, Guy suggests the Croods go to the mountain where there are caves, though in reality he and the other Croods doubt the wisdom of this.
During the journey, Guy makes attempts to escap
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elp them along the way. He also tells a story of "Tomorrow", a land of light where curiosity is not to be feared. Grug becomes jealous of Guy, especially when he notices he and Eep are falling in love. His disastrous attempts to fight against change, and to come up with inventions and ideas of his own, distance him from his family and cause his wife Ugga to have
