raccoon

Have you ever seen a raccoon before?

This tape, work of former Raccoon 7 anchorwoman Terri Morales.

A raccoon, its nose against the wire of its cage, poked its fingers inquisitively through.

The raccoon rummaged through the trash cans for food.

I saw a cute raccoon in the backyard last night.

Raccoons are known for their distinctive facial markings.

Be careful when camping to avoid attracting raccoons.

The raccoon's agile movements impressed the onlookers.

Raccoons are omnivores, eating both plants and animals.

I heard rustling outside and suspected it might be a raccoon.

The raccoon's bandit-like appearance adds to its charm.

Residents were advised to secure their trash cans to prevent raccoon raids.

The raccoon's dexterous paws enable it to manipulate objects with ease.