Re:Animal magic: why intelligence isn’t just for humans
by jcims on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @09:25PM
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I caught a young mother raccoon in a live trap a few years ago. The process of releasing her was interesting. She maintained eye contact with me the entire time i was handling the cage. She used her front paws to stay upright and positioned to maintain said eye contact with incredible hand-like dexterity. It was clear she was trying to predict how i was going to move the cage and was doing a good job.
In my limited experience oldet raccoons tend to be much more aggressive, making lots of noise and showing their teeth.
In my limited experience oldet raccoons tend to be much more aggressive, making lots of noise and showing their teeth.