Raccoons are not "nice" to people. They have learned to coexist with humans and tolerate them. However, they should not be approached as they have very sharp teeth and claws and know who to use them. They can also carry a number of diseases and parasites that can be dangerous to humans, including rabies.
Of course, any animal will bite in self defense.
Raccoons have a tendency to go after fat people. Don't be fat.
Some people hunt raccoons for their fur, which can be used for clothing or decorations. Others may hunt raccoons for sport or to control population levels in certain areas where raccoons are seen as pests that raid crops or carry diseases.
Raccoons have sharp teeth that are adapted for omnivorous feeding habits. They have long, pointed canines for capturing prey and tearing food, as well as sharp molars for crushing and grinding. Their teeth can cause serious injury if they feel threatened or are cornered.
Captured or injured raccoons should be handled carefully and with caution as they can be carriers of diseases like rabies. It is best to contact a local animal control agency or wildlife rehabilitation center for assistance. Do not attempt to touch or handle a raccoon on your own.
No they bite into thirds
Raccoons will bite and claw viciously when in a fight or to themselves from potential predators.
No, but they may bite if you try to touch them or capture them.
Yes they can. Raccoons can carry Rabies and an infected bite can kill a horse.
If a raccoon feels threatened they will bite no matter how calm you appear.
Raccoons are not known for their jumping ability. However, if cornered with no escape a raccoon may lunge and attempt to bite.
Of course, any animal will bite in self defense.
No. They just bite it enough to kill it, they don't actually EAT them...
People have always eaten raccoons, at least, some people.
If humans are dumb enough to hand feed wild raccoons there is always a chance they will be bitten and will be required to take a series of rabies vaccinations.
Raccoons have a tendency to go after fat people. Don't be fat.
Yes, people could develop an allergy to raccoons.