Raccoons, like all mammals, do not have the ability to recover lost limbs. As a result, once a raccoon loses one of its legs, it is doomed for the rest of its life. It’s not going to come back. Let’s go into the depth of the topic and understand whether …
In North America, raccoons are frequently more docile than most other wild animals. Human attacks are rare, although they can happen, especially if the animal feels threatened or surrounded. A raccoon will attack physically as a last resort, and it has a range of self-defense systems that can be read as …
If you are in an area where encounters with raccoons are common, you may find yourself being keen to know whether the raccoons are scared of humans. The same may also apply if you are considering adopting a raccoon as a pet. This article explores that subject of whether raccoons …
If the lettuce in your garden seems to have been eaten, and there are raccoons around, it is easy to suspect the raccoons of eating it. But can raccoons really eat lettuce? Let’s find out. Do raccoons eat lettuce? Yes, when raccoons happen to come across lettuce, they eat it. …
There are times when you may find yourself being intensely tempted to share your bananas with raccoons that happen to be around. But before actually giving raccoons bananas to eat, you will want to know whether feeding them on bananas is really a good idea. This article has the answer. …
The raccoon is a large procyonidae native to North America. It is the largest of the procyonids and is unique in its appearance, having a ringed tail, “bandit-like” facial mask, brown fur, and elongated toes that are adapted for climbing. The raccoon is sometimes referred to as the “trash panda” …
