2. Raccoons
1) Racco0ns are intelligent mammals and have great
abilities to climb and swim.
2) These species are one-of-a-kind creatures usually
living in habitats like forests.
3) They are omnivores and eat many different things
like insects, lizards, birds, fruits, and nuts.
3. Raccoons
1. Raccoons have a variety of dark fur to camouflage
into their environment. In that way, they can escape
their predators easily when being hunted down. Its
predators are humans.
4. Raccoons
The raccoons belongs to the carnivores grouping,
a group that is composed of mammals which are
primarily meat eaters, although many of them
also eat berries, fruit, vegetables, eggs, acorns,
beech and hickory nuts, grains, grasses, and bark,
if nothing else is available. All carnivores have
five toes and large canine teeth. The raccoon is
omnivorous and the ratio of plant to animal food
varies by season and what is available.
5. Raccoons
All carnivores have five toes and large canine
teeth. The raccoon is omnivorous and the ratio of
plant to animal food varies by season and what is
available.
7. Raccoons
1. They don’t move in packs and hunt on there own
when they are starving. Baby raccoons are called kit.
2. They sleep during the winter and don’t hibernate.
