"With their sensitive fingers, they find their food under rocks and in the water by feel," he said.
Scientific name
Habitat
Food
Lifetime
Weight
Length
Number of youngsters
Wear time
IUCN Status
EEP
years, that's how old the crab-eating raccoon gets
young, so many can be born at a time
cm, that's how long a crab-eating raccoon can get
The crab-eating raccoon almost always lives near water. In addition to crabs, this raccoon also likes frogs, mollusks, shrimp, fruits and eggs. It mainly searches for food at night.
Compared to the common raccoon, the crab-eating raccoon has very short fur. Because this raccoon lives in warmer areas, it does not need a thick fur coat. Also, this raccoon has longer legs.
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