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About Raccons

Raccons are omnivores and eat fruits, nuts, berries, and vegetables, along with insects, fish, frogs, crayfish, bird eggs, and small animals like mice or rabbits.

Raccoons live in a variety of habitats across North and Central America, including wooded areas, wetlands, and suburban and urban environments.

Raccoons are emotionally intelligent animals that can experience a range of feelings, including fear, contentment, happiness, anger, curiosity, joy, sorrow, and empathy.

Raccoons survive winter by finding warm dens, entering a state of torpor (a short-term hibernation) during extreme cold, and growing a thick coat of fur.

Raccoons have fun with exploring, problem-solving, and playful interactions like wrestling and chasing

The dark fur around a raccoon's eyes is called a mask.

Raccoons are primarily nocturnal (active at night) and crepuscular (active at dawn and dusk).

A baby Raccoon is called a "Kit".

A pack of Raccoons are called A "Gaze"

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