Curious, wacky, entertaining. No, that's not the image of raccoons. It's the striped animals that see such an extravagant and surprising nature in humans. Amazing and interesting facts about raccoons Interesting facts about these animals constantly appear in the press.
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Amazing Facts About Raccoons
Be ready for a real ritual ablutions in the sink. Having received a portion of your favorite treat, the raccoon immediately rushes to the sink, opens the faucet and begins to thoroughly rinse his meal. This weirdo will not calm down until he washes the fruit or vegetable to a mirror shine. And when he gets bored at his leisure, he can rinse out your favorite things, like a sweater or a T-shirt, in the sink.
Curiosity without limits. Here are more interesting facts about the raccoon stripy. The striped raccoon won't rest until he's tried things that are interesting to him. Don't be greatly surprised when on the corner of the desk book with your favorite novel you will one day see a distinct imprint with dents from the fangs of this bully in a mask.
Don't play hide-and-seek with a raccoon! This charming creature has evolved special receptors that help it navigate in the middle of the night even with its eyes closed. He sees not so much with his eyes as by touch.
Raccoons are the worst bullies. If animals were allowed to be imprisoned, the cells would be packed with these wonderful animals. Striped animals are very combative. They easily get into fights with cats, dogs, and even birds.
Trick of the first article. Beast or beast, but raccoons are gifted with decent wit. They will not miss an opportunity to take revenge on their offender. Frequently, furry dogs are lured by unfriendly dogs into thin ice or into a hunting trap altogether.
Interesting Facts About Raccoons
"So where am I going to take care of myself?" The wild raccoons effectively sneak into homes and make a certified food assessment.
Indeed, even glass or plastic compartments don't stop these creatures. With their dexterous hands, they can easily open the lids of jars, even if they have locks.
"Two for a hundred and in a similar bowl." All raccoons are potential alcoholics. Knowing that hot drinks beat the brains, furballs like to get drunk on a bottle of beer or even something stronger. There are cases when striped animals sneak into other people's homes and prowl around in search of booze. And on finding the desired container with alcohol, they drink it all to the bottom and can get drunk right on the spot. The Streakers adore canned beer. Taking a tin can of noble hot drink in his hands, this animal deftly opens the lid, no worse than a human and can gulp down all the contents.
"First in, first out." Feral raccoons can be an annoyance to locals. There are many known cases of animals "flanking" vineyards and private homesteads just before the harvest. Nubbins are incredibly greedy creatures for all kinds of berries, fruits, nuts and vegetables. It often happens that a homestead surveillance camera captures a flock of these cunning creatures with striped tails, as if they were at home, harvesting apples, cherries, walnuts, etc. at night.
"Where are your paws?" Raccoons' paws are like a human palm. The fingers of these animals can develop even more than those of humans. Striped raccoons can easily cope with a lock, keys, very delicate and delicate objects. And some trained raccoons are at all good at full-blown relaxing massage.
A little bit about the life of raccoons
1. Raccoons can hibernate in winter. There are cases when even fully domesticated striped raccoons sleep for 3-4 months, as long as winter weather prevails outside the window.
2. If a raccoon is treated with love and understanding, this cute and charming animal will love its caring owners with all its huge and kind heart.
3. Keeping a raccoon at home, you should have a lot of patience and stamina. The craving for the unknown, beckons animals as moths to the light. It's worth to bring to the abode any new item, for example, a coffee table, so these weasels will run and jump on it until the interior will not seem to raccoons "to their liking".
4. The longest-living animal is a raccoon striping. It is an interesting fact that this animal can live in the house for more than 20 years.
5. The weight of the average individual can range from 5-12 (kg).
6. An adult raccoon can be up to 60 (cm) long.
7. Wild raccoons like to climb under the covers of unsuspecting people who are sleeping peacefully. A person can sleep in the arms of a wild animal all night, and in the morning be startled by such an unfamiliar sight.
8. The raccoon eagerly drinks a can of 0.5 (l) beer.
9. The raccoon can climb trees upside down. These animals are real virtuoso climbers. There are cases when wild furry animals sneak through windows of apartment buildings.
10. Raccoons by nature are nocturnal creatures. If nature prevails over nurture, then domestic stripers lead a crepuscular and nocturnal lifestyle, arranging real debauches at night.
And in general, these cute animals can love with all their hearts. It is only worth it to let this striped wonder into your life. The raccoon is the most commendable creature of all pets. Be sure of it. May the fortune of the raccoon be with you!
Let's keep our tails in the air.
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