Yes, raccoons can certainly be inside trash cans. Raccoons are scavengers, so they are often found in trash cans searching for leftover food.
Trash smells, attracts rodents, and breeds disease.
Yes, they are similar to raccoons
close the trash cans
Yes, raccoons search in trash bins for discarded food.
sleeping and eating and digging thorugh trash
Probably not if there is something, such as food, that attracts them.
Raccoons are opportunistic feeders and will feed on garbage if it is available but continue to forage for their regular natural foods.
Some nicknames for raccoons include "trash pandas," "bandits," and "ringtails."
Raccoons are opportunistic feeders. They look for the greatest benefit with the least amount of work. It is much easier to find food in the trash and requires less effort than foraging for food in the forest.
Raccoons will eat just about anything - animal or plant - as well as scavenge trash and carrion. That is pretty much the definition of an omnivore.
the raccoon eats the trash and it helps poullution