Raccoons are very smart, and they are also very mischievous. They are generally nocturnal, and they like to find new places to get food: they will steal it from a bird-feeder or if you leave cat or dog food outside, they will steal that too. I've seen raccoons wandering across the lawn, digging for insects, or seeking left-over bird seed or nuts. When not seeking food, raccoons will wander a particular territory. They like to climb, they like to explore, and they are very curious. They are generally not aggressive, and sometimes will travel with several other raccoons. Mothers will teach their babies to hunt for food and also show them where to find water to wash their hands (their skin requires moisture). But if you approach them, most raccoons will either run away, or they might see you as a threat and scratch at you.
Raccoons, especially young animals, play a variety of games with each other. I have watched them play a form of tag, Wrestling and even mud wrestling after a rain shower.
Raccoons generally stay in their own territory.
No, birds and raccoons do not mix. Birds are one of the prey items of a raccoon.
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Ro-pel is an excellent choice. It contains a bittering agent that when sprayed on trash cans and exposed food, causes the raccoons to reject their open meals in favor of another, much tastier, one.
it depends but if you do have raccoons you should move your garbage into your garage
Like all other animals (including cats), raccoons have only one life.
Raccoons, especially youngsters, love to play - wrestling, a form of tag, etc.
The animals must be released a considerable distance or they will return. Another concern is that neighboring raccoons will move into the territory that is now considered abandoned.
After breeding season has ended the male raccoons go off on their own and live in small groups away from the females. They play no part in raising the young. Only the females raise the young.
Raccoons have only one litter of kits per year but may have 2-5 or more babies in each litter.
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Probably. It just depends on how big the gaze or group of raccoons is.