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Raccoons are intelligent, curious mammals recognized by their black “mask” and ringed tail. Their dexterous front paws allow them to manipulate objects and open containers.
They live throughout North America in forests, wetlands, and urban settings. In Florida, raccoons are common near mangroves, rivers, and suburban areas.
Raccoons are omnivores that eat fruits, nuts, insects, crustaceans, and human leftovers. They are nocturnal and highly adaptable to changing environments.
Their populations are stable and widespread, though they can become pests in urban areas.
Raccoons can remember solutions to problems for up to three years.
They sometimes appear to “wash” their food in water.
Their fingerprints are nearly as unique as human ones.