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41. Wild Forever Foundation Home Page The wild Forever Foundation is an ALL VOLUNTEER, nonprofit organization that cares for sick, orphaned, April - Sept baby birds and baby raccoons http://wildforever.org/ | |
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42. TWRA Wildlife Division raccoons are capable of transmitting rabies, canine distemper and for people to stay away from wild animals such as bats foxes, raccoons and skunks. http://www.state.tn.us/twra/wildlife/raccoon.html | |
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43. Wild Turkeys Don't Gobble Up Crops, Say Purdue Experts Rhodes and MacGowan outfitted a small army of wild turkey, raccoons and whitetailed deer with various tracking devices to monitor their movements http://news.uns.purdue.edu/UNS/html4ever/2004/041101.Rhodes.crops.html | |
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44. The Raccoon Raccoon Procyon Lotor Order - Carnivora Family Several individual raccoons have been taken from the wild weighing more than 50 Washing of foods before eating is not normally done by wild raccoons and http://www.nationaltrappers.com/Raccoon.html |
45. Racoon.html As more wild animals make their homes in cities, whether under a porch, raccoons are of special concern in towns because we re more likely to have http://ard.unl.edu/rn/0901/racoon.html | |
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46. ExoticHobbyist's Forums > The Wild Kingdom > Raccoons, Kinkajous & Coatimundis The wild Kingdom raccoons, Kinkajous Coatimundis. Welcome to the raccoons, Kinkajous Coatimundis Forum. Here you may post messages or questions http://forums.exotichobbyist.com/forum.php?catid=122 |
47. Wildlife Notes: The Raccoon -- Friend Or Foe? preying on the nests of ground and shrubnesting birds such as warblers, thrushes, and vireos. Do not adopt raccoons (or other wild animals) as pets. http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/misc/raccoon/raccoon.htm | |
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48. Raccoon Facts And Information Image Common Raccoon raccoons are native to North and South America, The life span of wild raccoons is not known but is estimated at seven years; http://www.isleauhaut.net/racgallery/racfaq.htm | |
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49. 20 Good Reasons Not To Have A Pet Raccoon As such, it is imbued with a wild spirit. raccoons who are kept in captivity from a young age invariably have that wild spirit destroyed. http://www.isleauhaut.net/maskd/twentyreasons.htm | |
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50. WildWNC.org : Nature Notes : Raccoons In captivity, raccoons can live 10 to 15 years, although their lifespan in the wild is much less. Many wild raccoons do not survive beyond their first year, http://wildwnc.org/natnotes/raccoons.html | |
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51. WildWNC.org : Animals : RACCOON lack survival skills and usually cannot be released in the wild. It is illegal to keep raccoons or most other wild animals without a special permit. http://wildwnc.org/af/raccoon.html | |
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52. United Press International - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper Normally content in woods and forest preserves, wild raccoons are seeking food and water in Illinois cities and villages because of the Midwest drought. http://www.washtimes.com/upi/20050808-065229-9481r.htm | |
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53. Raccoons The risk of rabies is small (less than 1 out of 200 raccoons in the wild have been raccoons are wild animals and should never be treated as pets. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/UW033 | |
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54. Raccoon (Procyon Lotor) Most adult raccoons weigh between 15 and 20 pounds, but may weigh as much as 40. In the wild, a raccoon is omnivorous, eating plants and animals. http://pelotes.jea.com/raccoon.htm | |
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55. Raccoon (Procyon Lotor) WHAT DO raccoons EAT? In the wild, a raccoon is omnivorous, eating plants and animals. Its menu includes plants like berries, acorns, and grapes. http://pelotes.jea.com/AnimalFact/Mammal/raccoon.htm | |
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56. Wednesday, April 9th, 2003 PAWS Wild Again Celebrating The On April 4th, 2003, three raccoons were released after an extended stay at the Back in the wild, one of the released raccoons pauses for a sip of water. http://www.paws.org/about/emailnetwork/archive/wildagain/wild_2003_04_09.html | |
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57. West Lafayette Animal Control / Raccoons or touch wild raccoons or to encourage them to eat in your pets food bowl. One captive raccoon lived to be at least 21 years old, some in the wild http://www.city.west-lafayette.in.us/wlpd/raccoon.htm | |
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58. Raising Orphan Raccoons Fleas are common on urban raccoons, ticks on wild ones. Poking through the scat (fecal pellets) of wild raccoons in your area will give you an idea of http://www.2ndchance.info/raisingraccoons.htm | |
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59. The Life Of Abraham Lincoln - Chapter I. The Wild West (By Henry Ketcham) Bears, deer, wildcats, raccoons, wild turkeys, wild pigeons, wild ducks and similar creatures abounded on every hand. Consider now the sparseness of the http://www.authorama.com/life-of-abraham-lincoln-3.html | |
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60. Baylisascaris: Fact Sheet | CDC DPD Do not keep, feed, or adopt raccoons as pets! raccoons are wild animals. Discourage raccoons from living in and around your home or parks by http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dpd/parasites/baylisacaris/factsht_baylisascaris.htm | |
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