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Carnivora
Procyonidae
Procyon
The common raccoon (Procyon lotor) is the familiar masked bandit found throughout most of the United States. Procyon means "before dog" and lotor means "washer." They are found virtually wherever there is water, from the cold temperate regions
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The World Wide Raccoon Web |
An online resource for anyone interested in raccoons (Procyon lotor). It contains stories, facts and information, a bibliography of raccoon literature, and a library of raccoon images and sounds.
www.loomcom.com/raccoons/
www.loomcom.com/raccoons/
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Raccoons - The Raccoon Gallery |
"Double trouble -- Raccoons", by Carl Brenders ; (oil painting; 178,571 bytes) ... This is how raccoons celebrate Christmas.; (color photo; 52,858 bytes)
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Raccoons |
Most raccoons are about 3 feet long and weigh about 20 to 25 pounds. Their tail has from 5 to 7 dark rings around it. Raccoons can see very well at night.
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Raccoons | The Humane Society of the United States |
Raccoons are one of the few wild species that appears to have benefited from contact with humans, and they have adapted remarkably well to life in our cities and towns.
www.hsus.org/wildlife/a_closer_look_at_wildlife/raccoon...
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Porcupine - The Purcupines of British Columbia, Canada. Porcupines |
; Raccoons; Procyon lotor ... Description - The raccoon is a reddish-brown above and black or greyish below. ... Winter is the raccoons greatest enemy when food is scarce.
www.fishbc.com/adventure/wilderness/animals/raccoon.htm
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Animal Tracks - Raccoon (Procyon lotor) |
Natural History of Raccoons ... Raccoons are familiar animals with masked faces and ringed tails. They have five toes on both the front and hind feet.
www.bear-tracker.com/coon.html
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Dirtmeister: Animal Adaptations -- Raccoons |
Raccoons: Behavior; Raccoons are a great example of behavioral adaptation in action! In their natural forest environment, they nest in trees and eat everything from berries to fish.
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Raccoons |
Raccoons eat a varied diet of plants and animals. Plant foods include grains, acorns, wild berries and fruits. ... There are several methods of control for raccoons. Exclusion with barriers can...
www.extension.umn.edu/info-u/environment/BD594.html
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Raccoons | DoItYourself.com |
Information on how to humanely rid your home and property of raccoons. ... Raccoons can breed anytime from December to June, but most of them breed around February. Gestation is 63-65 days,
www.doityourself.com/stry/raccoons
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