adult female raccoon Comparison Table

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adult female raccoon comparison table

Subject weigh be sensitive to teach have breeding season fight moult in have gestation period eat by suckle have good eyesight become dormant in has part have distribution eat run give birth in have name in French live in have picture have colour is a kind of have habitat have scientific name have population density line den with introduce in give birth to have Order name have Family name

adult raccoon ground vibrations January to March if cornered the summer bobcat, red fox, coyote, great horned owl especially at night severe winter weather in northern areas short, rounded ears much of southern Canada except Newfoundland corn, fruit, crayfish, grub, insect, fish, frog, turtle, meadow vole, deer mouse, cottontail rabbit, squirrel, bird slowly with a rolling gallop raton laveur den in hollow tree, cave, hollow log, stump, burrow, culvert, drain pipe, barrel grizzled grey raccoon forested areas near water Procyon lotor 4 raccoons per square km wood chips Prince Edward Island Order Carnivora Family Procyonidae

female mammal babies mammal live babies

adult female raccoon 7.5 kg ground vibrations babies to hunt and climb January to March if cornered the summer 63 days bobcat, red fox, coyote, great horned owl babies especially at night severe winter weather in northern areas 4 pairs of mammae much of southern Canada except Newfoundland corn, fruit, crayfish, grub, insect, fish, frog, turtle, meadow vole, deer mouse, cottontail rabbit, squirrel, bird slowly with a rolling gallop April or May raton laveur den in hollow tree, cave, hollow log, stump, burrow, culvert, drain pipe, barrel grizzled grey female mammal forested areas near water Procyon lotor 4 raccoons per square km wood chips Prince Edward Island live babies Order Carnivora Family Procyonidae

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Subject	weigh	be sensitive to	teach	have breeding season	fight	moult in	have gestation period	eat by	suckle	have good eyesight	become dormant in	has part	have distribution	eat	run	give birth in	have name in French	live in	have picture	have colour	is a kind of	have habitat	have scientific name	have population density	line den with	introduce in	give birth to	have Order name	have Family name
adult raccoon		ground vibrations		January to March	if cornered	the summer		bobcat, red fox, coyote, great horned owl		especially at night	severe winter weather in northern areas	short, rounded ears	much of southern Canada except Newfoundland	corn, fruit, crayfish, grub, insect, fish, frog, turtle, meadow vole, deer mouse, cottontail rabbit, squirrel, bird	slowly with a rolling gallop		raton laveur	den in hollow tree, cave, hollow log, stump, burrow, culvert, drain pipe, barrel		grizzled grey	raccoon	forested areas near water	Procyon lotor	4 raccoons per square km	wood chips	Prince Edward Island		Order Carnivora	Family Procyonidae
female mammal									babies												mammal						live babies
adult female raccoon	7.5 kg	ground vibrations	babies to hunt and climb	January to March	if cornered	the summer	63 days	bobcat, red fox, coyote, great horned owl	babies	especially at night	severe winter weather in northern areas	4 pairs of mammae	much of southern Canada except Newfoundland	corn, fruit, crayfish, grub, insect, fish, frog, turtle, meadow vole, deer mouse, cottontail rabbit, squirrel, bird	slowly with a rolling gallop	April or May	raton laveur	den in hollow tree, cave, hollow log, stump, burrow, culvert, drain pipe, barrel		grizzled grey	female mammal	forested areas near water	Procyon lotor	4 raccoons per square km	wood chips	Prince Edward Island	live babies	Order Carnivora	Family Procyonidae