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Raccoons can run, climb and dig but cannot fly.

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Raccoons can run, climb and dig but cannot fly.

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Fly, walk or climb.

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It flies. But it is hard for it to fly. To fly, it still needs to climb a tree and then jump.

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No, they climb onto you from tall grasses

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No, "dry" and "climb" do not rhyme. "Dry" rhymes with words like "high" or "fly," while "climb" rhymes with words like "lime" or "time."

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