And now it's time for some more Amazing Animals. Number 160, the amazing raccoon!
This rascally little mammal is extremely adaptable. Raccoons are very good at living amongst us.
But they also live wild throughout north and central America. They're about the size of a large cat.
But they're more related to bears! And you can't "bear" it when I steal your food!
Baby raccoons don't leave the den for the first few months. Pizza!
Eight weeks later, it's time to leave! Mom, we're late for the picnic and I've got dumpster diving at 5:00!
Raccoons are incredibly agile! I've got this. . .
Ok, I haven't got this. . . Most of the time!
They have amazing paws that have highly sensitive touch receptors. Yes, we've got a good "handle" on things. . .
Raccoons are "opportunistic omnivores." Hey, quit trash talking me!
