Racoons
Introduction
Introduction
Have you ever seen an animal wearing a mask? These bandit looking creatures steal garbage for food! These mammals are called raccoons
Have you ever seen an animal wearing a mask? These bandit looking creatures steal garbage for food! These mammals are called raccoons
Physical Features
Physical Features
Some notable features of raccoons are how they look like they are wearing a mask, and are hunched over a lot because there back legs are longer than there front legs.
Some notable features of raccoons are how they look like they are wearing a mask, and are hunched over a lot because there back legs are longer than there front legs.
Habitat
Habitat
States where raccoons are found are United states, Canada, and Mexico. Raccoons visit a lot of places but they go to these places the most, campsites, backyards, parks, and zoos
States where raccoons are found are United states, Canada, and Mexico. Raccoons visit a lot of places but they go to these places the most, campsites, backyards, parks, and zoos
Behavior
Behavior
Raccoons are sneaky and sly animals they steal garbage from people's houses.
Raccoons are sneaky and sly animals they steal garbage from people's houses.
Life Cycle
Life Cycle
A female raccoon is pregnant for 63 to 65 days then she gives birth to 2 to 7 kits the average litter size is 4.
A female raccoon is pregnant for 63 to 65 days then she gives birth to 2 to 7 kits the average litter size is 4.
Additional Fact
Additional Fact
A male raccoon is called a boar and a female raccoon is called a sow.
A male raccoon is called a boar and a female raccoon is called a sow.
Additional Fact
Additional Fact
Raccoons travel in a straight line from there den to there food source
Raccoons travel in a straight line from there den to there food source
About the author of this site.
About the author of this site.
My name is Mya S. A fun fact is that I actually have a raccoon that comes to my house. I named him Rocket.
My name is Mya S. A fun fact is that I actually have a raccoon that comes to my house. I named him Rocket.
I read "Raccoons" by Kristin Petrie