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coati
Central and South American, long-snouted members of the Procyonidae, a family which also contains raccoons and kinkajous. Includes Nasua rufa (ring-tailed coati) and N. narica (coatimundi).


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Depending on available fauna within a jaguar's native territory, the cat's primary food sources may include deer, peccaries (known as javelinas in the Southwest), caimans, rabbits, armadillos, monkeys, turtles, snakes, coatis, and other wild cats.
But there were also challenges along the way, when a donkey destroyed their tent and Gemma got bitten by a Coati.
The lizard's owner, Nate McClain of Zany Zoo, with a Central American raccoon called a coati perched behind his neck, explained that it can be hard to walk Oedipus - a temperamental creature that McClain says wants to be held and then wants down as often as a nap-deprived baby.
 
 
 
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