What do raccoons fear?

Answer 1

Raccoons fear any predator that could kill and eat them. The list would vary with the home range of the raccoon. It might include cougars, jaguars, bobcats, wolves, coyotes, alligators and, in some areas, large constrictor snakes. They are also quite wary of humans and dogs.

Answer 2

Raccoons are typically afraid of humans, large predators like wolves or coyotes, and loud noises. They are generally timid animals and will try to avoid confrontations with anything they perceive as a threat.

Answer 3

Because they are afraid the dog might eat them or hunt them. Dogs are predators and raccoons are prey for dogs.

Answer 4

Raccoons hate people bothering them and they hate tomatoes with acid in them that's what they hate .

Answer 5

There's no name for fearing only Raccoons; Agrizoophobia is fear of wild animals, though.

Answer 6

Yes, raccoons fear dogs, especially larger dogs. Dogs are usually used by hunters when hunting raccoons.

Answer 7

A raccoon is afraid of anything larger than itself, including man.

Answer 8

Dogs are a big deterrent to raccoons. A yard with a large dog on patrol will deter most wild animals.

Answer 9

Raccoons fear larger carnivores, such as wolves, cougars, jaguars, coyotes, bobcats, etc. They also fear large dogs.

Answer 10

Raccoons are not afraid of any color. They fear larger predators such as wolves, coyotes, cougars, etc.