Great news everyone!
Ours has been released this week Lover Emily for a post on why raccoons aren’t as “yes” as we all think. Of course we cannot tolerate that here.
So dear Cute News community, today we unite to prove Emily wrong. Trash Pandas (also known locally as Washbees) are super-yo! Gosh, Emily…
However, with all the “yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen” we have to keep in mind that these are wild animals that can be dangerous and that you better keep your distance from.
We’ll start with one healthy breakfast during the day.
Then immediately jump into the shower.
The morning people among us may have already done some sport.
Hopefully something more graceful than this sink.
Others need a shower to wake up:
Or a whole glass of coffee.
Time for a visit to the pool.
Then it will soon be time for lunch again.
When the afternoon nap is interrupted…
Then the family outing begins.
You’re not a wimp if you don’t steal at least three meals a day.
When you’re so tired at night, you almost fall asleep in the bathroom.
What a busy day…
Probably the saddest gif of the week:
BFFs!
So that today we don’t just look at cute garbage pandas, here are a few facts about them cuddly animals.
They used to live only in North America, but since the 1930s they have also spread to Europe.
The animals have also arrived in Switzerland. The first was observed in the 1970s in the canton of Schaffhausen.
Raccoons live for two to three years.
They are nocturnal animals.
In winter they often sleep, but do not really hibernate. As soon as the weather warms up, they stop napping.
Raccoons have practically no natural enemies.
Fish, birds, frogs, mice and lizards are on their menu. They are considered omnivores.
Like humans, they have five fingers.
Do you know the name of a group of raccoons?
(The resolution follows below.)
Of course, a tongue should not be missing today:
Or two:
Last raccoon fact for today: A group is called a can.
You can never have enough sink babies:
one more thing:
When you have your first climbing lesson and don’t know how to come down.
Don’t have enough raccoon babies yet?
We’ve talked about it before, but it’s just too good not to repeat it here:
shit, not again…
They are absolutely fearless:
Did someone say “struggle”?
“What are you doing in my house?”
Mine! Tree!
And goodbye!