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tropical raccoon....have you ever seen one of these? (Original Post) Gato Moteado Nov 2023 OP
No feeding allowed!!!🇨🇷 LakeArenal Nov 2023 #1
shhhhhhhhhhh Gato Moteado Nov 2023 #8
I do that for birds. Nuts, fruit seeds. LakeArenal Nov 2023 #14
An Equatorial Trash Panda? LudwigPastorius Nov 2023 #2
LOL! ShazzieB Nov 2023 #5
This is a wonderfully sensitive photo, my dear Gato! So beautiful w/great bokeh too. Thank you! ♥ nt CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2023 #3
thanks peg! Gato Moteado Nov 2023 #9
Very nice photo! ShazzieB Nov 2023 #4
yes....these guys range up into SW USA! Gato Moteado Nov 2023 #10
Almost looks like a possum! SWBTATTReg Nov 2023 #6
ok, now.....i need to see one of your possums! Gato Moteado Nov 2023 #11
Great photo. And no, I don't need to see one in the wild. ;-) Callalily Nov 2023 #7
you should see when a whole herd of them almost runs right into you! Gato Moteado Nov 2023 #12
Looks like it had its head in a bag of Cheetos. sl8 Nov 2023 #13
hahaha....yes, the soil here is orange clay Gato Moteado Nov 2023 #15

Gato Moteado

(9,927 posts)
8. shhhhhhhhhhh
Wed Nov 8, 2023, 11:26 AM
Nov 2023

i have bananas growing all over the place (as well as other fruit producing plants).....i'm feeding the rain forest inadvertently!

ShazzieB

(18,651 posts)
5. LOL!
Tue Nov 7, 2023, 07:54 PM
Nov 2023

Personally, I think our North Anericwn trash pandas are cuter, with their shorter snouts and bushier coats, but coatis are pretty cool in their own way!

ShazzieB

(18,651 posts)
4. Very nice photo!
Tue Nov 7, 2023, 07:48 PM
Nov 2023

I dont think I've seen one of those guys in the flesh, but I knew about them.

If I'm not mistaken, their range extends into parts of the southwestern U.S. (i.e., southern Texas and New Mexico and parts of Arizona). I don't know if that's the same type/species of coati that's found in Central America, but they look pretty similar, in pictures, at least.

Gato Moteado

(9,927 posts)
12. you should see when a whole herd of them almost runs right into you!
Wed Nov 8, 2023, 11:28 AM
Nov 2023

it's happened to me a couple times when they weren't paying attention

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