Raccoons (Procyon lotor) are highly intelligent and adaptable mammals commonly found in North America. They inhabit a range of habitats, including forests, grasslands, mountains, wetlands, agricultural areas and urban environments. This article explores the physical...
Raccoons are curious and resourceful animals, native to North America. During the winter months, these highly adaptable creatures can be seen foraging through trash cans and raiding bird feeders in search of food. But what else do raccoons do during the coldest days...
Raccoons are medium-sized mammals, native to North America and can also be found in parts of Central America. They belong to the Procyonidae family, along with their close relatives – coatis, kinkajous and ringtails. With their distinctive facial mask markings, they...
Raccoons are among the most common urban wildlife, and their lifecycle is fascinating to observe. This article will explore a comprehensive overview of raccoon lifecycles in order to provide an understanding of how these animals mature over time. Special attention...
Raccoons are highly adaptable mammals that inhabit a variety of environments throughout temperate and tropical regions. These animals are known for their distinctive facial markings, their intelligence, and the dexterity of their front paws. This article will provide...
Raccoons are nocturnal mammals found in many regions of the world. Their intelligence and resourcefulness have made them one of the most successful species on earth, but what gives them such an edge? A closer look at their senses reveals a great deal about how...
