Wildlife Centres: Raccoon
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The above wildlife centres are authorized by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.
Reproduction: Usually between 3-5 eyes closed kits are born in April, each weighing about 2 ounces.

Diet: frogs, crayfish, insects, small rodents, berries, corn and garbage
Species Information:
Raccoons are not only very skilled climbers but they are also very intelligent animals. Raccoons have adapted very well to city living, in fact studies have shown that raccoon’s in the city will have a greater population density than raccoons in a more natural area.
Raccoons have a wide range of vocalizations including trills and screams, which they use to settle disputes rather than physical aggression. Raccoons’ intelligence prompts them to avoid confrontations with pets or other animals so they don’t risk injury.
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