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How do raccoons feed their young?

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Female raccoons will nurse their young until they are about 6-8 weeks old. At that time she is able to take the babies with her as she forages for food and introduce them to solid foods. They are usually totally weaned by 16 weeks of age.

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They use there claws and teeth, and they are fast so it wibe quick and easy!

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