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Raccoons will eat about anything - insects and other small invertebrates, crayfish, small mammals such as mice and rats, birds and bird eggs, fruits and nuts as well as human garbage.

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Yes.

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you probably have trash in your yard so move the trash somewhere else

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Raccoons are opportunistic and will nest where ever they find a suitable shelter - hollow trees, attics, culverts or crawl spaces under homes.

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A raccoon is a savanger!

A raccoon can be all three. It is a prey when another animal is hunting it, like dogs and such. It is a predator when it is killing birds, or small mammal's, and it is a scavenger when it is eating other predators leftovers.

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Raccoon typically do not hunt, prey or attack dogs. However, there have been cases reported throughout history. Realize most animals will attack if threatened so if a dog was scaring a raccoon, it would probably attack. But I doubt raccoons go out looking to attack dogs for the sake of it. Some raccoon get rabies which makes them crazy, they might attack a dog (or people for that matter).

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Call WIRES if you live in Australia

Answer 2- Raccoons do not get stuck in trees, they are avid climbers and can climb down a tree face first. The only reason it isn't coming down, is probly because you wont leave the area long enough. It feels threatened, that's why it seems stuck. Once everyone leaves it alone, it will get out of the tree.

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Unlikely! Raccoons will fight to protect themselves from a dog attack but has no tactic to intentionally drown a dog. They bite and claw to escape but, once free, run to a tree or other tall object to avoid further confrontation

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Yes. If the raccoon has rabies, you might contract rabies.

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Raccoons have fve toes on each foot/paw just like humans. Raccoons have 20 toes all together. Their front paws resemble human hands.

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maybe a few bucks.

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Raccoons are avid climbers, so they may appear stuck in a tree, but they are not stuck. They can climb straight down a tree face first, unlike a cat, who has to go down butt first. So no worries, raccoons do not get stuck in trees.

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Raccoons live in a variety of habitats, including forests, deserts, mountains, grasslands and even do quite well in urban areas. They are quite adaptable.

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Yes, they have teeth. Look at the skull pictured above.

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Coatis, kinkajous and ringtails are related to raccoons.

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I assume you mean jugular and not juggler. Raccoons avoid humans and will not attack unless they are rabid or someone is trying to corner and capture them. They will bite and scratch viciously to avoid capture but they will not attack.

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1. do raccoons eat there babeies?

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3. if its a mom raccoon no if its a dad raccoon yes

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It is a consumer not a producer

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Raccoons are opportunistic feeders and will feed on anything, including eggs. They are especially fond of alligator and turtle eggs.

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It can be very dangerous. Some raccoons carry a roundworm that causes them little harm. However, if the eggs or larval form is ingested by humans or other animals it can cause a fatal illness.The raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris procyonis) is the common large roundworm or ascarid found in the small intestinal tract of raccoons. Adult worms measure 15 to 20 cm in length and 1 cm in width. They are tan-white in color, cylindrical and taper at both ends.

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Big Daddy's Bar bq

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No.

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It is genetically impossible for a raccoon and a domestic cat to mate. They are too far removed from each other on the mammal tree.

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Well 75lbs is alot for a raccoon (in World Book of Records) but I know someone that has one and it weighs 92 lbs. He is very friendly, and active in his homestead. Zoey owners are going to have him placed in the world book of records soon.

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The average life span of a raccoon in the wild is 2-3 years as many are killed by car accidents, hunting as well as predation and disease. In captivity they may live 15 years or longer.