Raccoon Animal Pictures

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Raccoon

Raccoon close-up
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raccoon showing an angry pose to you in the park

Raccoon in the park
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Raccoon sitting in a tree
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Raccoons (Procyon lotor) mouths open in rain in tree
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Raccoons make their homes all over the United States, except for the Rocky Mountains and several southwestern states.

Baby Raccoon in grass
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Сool raccoon with a striped tail Isolated on white background

Raccoon sitting isolated on white background
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Raccoon Teeth - Raccoon Showing Full Teeth
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Raccoon Teeth - Raccoon with mouth open
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Mysterious Gray Animals - Raccoon
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Raccoons are gray animals that are also one of the ultimate scavengers of the animal world.

What Do Racoons Eat
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Raccoons aren’t constrained by a single food source; it’s estimated that their diet is composed of a fairly even split between plant matter, invertebrates, and vertebrates.

Raccoon eat - eating garbage
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Raccoons forage at night for food by stealing food from garbage cans in parks and neighborhoods.

Raccoon eating egg

Raccoon eat - eating egg
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A raccoon eating a bird's egg taken from a nest.

Two adorable baby raccoons eating a huge chunk of red, ripe watermelon. Side view of both animals outside in full sun with the fruit in foreground.

Raccoon eat
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Raccoon eat - washing food
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Photograph of a raccoon in Ohio in the springtime.

raccoon standing in a field
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Raccoons are more likely to flee a situation than attack a human.

raccoon eating from food bowl
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Raccoons will eat any food that is not rotted or mildewed.

Young raccoon stuck in a garbage container looking for food

raccoon fidgeting in the trashcan
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Raccoons are always fidgeting, feeling, and looking around for food.

raccoon in a trash can

raccoon in a trashcan
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Raccoons love to find food in trashcans so having a trashcan with a locking lid can be helpful in keeping them away.

Animals That Stay Up All Night - Raccoon
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Animals That Stay Up All Night - Raccoon
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The reflective coating on a raccoon's eyes helps it see in the dark.

Exotic Pet Ownership raccoon Cute little raccoon near a tree in the forest.

Exotic Pet Ownership raccoon
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Raccoons, although a very cute and playful animal, are extremely high maintenance and fairly unpredictable, which is why most animal experts advise against keeping them as pets.

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