What do you call a group of racoons?

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TROUBLE

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Looks like a training session to me, they didn’t “Borrow” any of your furniture. :grin:

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:wink:

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My GANG didn’t bring me any new sign language students this year and I’m disappointed. I really enjoyed last years Frisky Five playing in the water tub. :sob:

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I guess it’s also called a “nursery”:

Raccoons Nursery

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I’ve had at least two of the 20+ pounder :raccoon: members wander around here.

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While doing an AI search for this thread question, I found this site. Very informative on raccoons.

https://a-z-animals.com/animals/raccoon/raccoon-facts/what-is-a-group-of-raccoons-called-2/

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So the answer is:

  • Nursery
  • Gaze
  • Mask
  • Gang (just for Antonius)

I’m this case where most are juveniles, probably “nursery”

In the case of Antonius where most of them are just thugs, then gang. :raccoon:

raccoon-gossip

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Thugs at work:

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You need a kiddie swimming poll instead of that plastic tub.

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I have a bigger tub but no little :raccoon: (s) to play in it this year. The video I posted was from last year before I put out the larger one.

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Dumpster

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I know it racism but they all look the same to me. :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

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You need a trampoline in your backyard for the gang.

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I’m not getting a trampoline for the local gang. I did just get them a new water dish.

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I haven’t had any raccoons in quite some time. We had forgotten there was half of a watermelon in the basement fridge. I put it in the field and nothing. I thought these trash pandas ate anything.

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I’d buy Trampolines just for the purpose of seeing Racoons jumping on them.

That’ll never happen, as this is, IMO, AI Generated:

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No they are a fussy bunch. I put some slice apples out for them once and the just sniffed them and kept on walking. The Red Squirrels ate them though.

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Good call, and thanks for sharing this. In the :raccoon: video, one of them (a third raccoon) appears to spawn from an existing raccoon on the left trampoline, so that’s probably a good clue. It’s also weird that “leaves” beneath the right trampoline move upward from the ground. :roll_eyes:

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Same here, and I was wondering why. Found out yesterday that @Antonius has moved to Canada and became my neighbour at the cottage :rofl: . Kidding, one of my neighbours is feeding them so they have no desire to leave their property. Fine by me :slight_smile: