David Attenborough Discusses Raccoons Life Of Mammals BBC Earth
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Date: 2020-08-24
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Comments and reviews: 9
jacketman22
I thought this was all in New York, but then noticed the Metropolitan Toronto logo on the recycling bin at 2: 05. What an appropriate filming location. around here they're EVERYWHERE. But only in the city and suburbs; their numbers thin out significantly in the surrounding countryside. One of the few mammals that benefits from human settlement.
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I thought this was all in New York, but then noticed the Metropolitan Toronto logo on the recycling bin at 2: 05. What an appropriate filming location. around here they're EVERYWHERE. But only in the city and suburbs; their numbers thin out significantly in the surrounding countryside. One of the few mammals that benefits from human settlement.
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Oldbmwr100rs
They are everywhere in San Francisco and all over the bay area. In My old neighborhood we also had skunks, neither animal showed any sign of fear of people. You very rarely saw one hit by a car in the city either. I liked having them around, at least they were something interesting to see sometimes.
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They are everywhere in San Francisco and all over the bay area. In My old neighborhood we also had skunks, neither animal showed any sign of fear of people. You very rarely saw one hit by a car in the city either. I liked having them around, at least they were something interesting to see sometimes.
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Jared
Raccoons are really cool animals. I have family that adopts orphaned kits and lets them live on their farm until they mature and wander off to live in the woods. They are crazy intelligent, cute as hell, and make perfect little lap animals until they get bigger and more aggressive.
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Raccoons are really cool animals. I have family that adopts orphaned kits and lets them live on their farm until they mature and wander off to live in the woods. They are crazy intelligent, cute as hell, and make perfect little lap animals until they get bigger and more aggressive.
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Karina
I want a Raccoon. but they aren't introduced here so I'd have to to to Germany or Japan and pick some up. .It'll obviously need a buddy. Preferably one of the same gender.
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I want a Raccoon. but they aren't introduced here so I'd have to to to Germany or Japan and pick some up. .It'll obviously need a buddy. Preferably one of the same gender.
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Tyga
If you thought that when it said ''The cousins have less experience'' and the car honked and the raccoon was in the street. Like if you thought he was bout 2 get hit
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If you thought that when it said ''The cousins have less experience'' and the car honked and the raccoon was in the street. Like if you thought he was bout 2 get hit
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MrPhilsterable
Adaptation to humanity, the final and most important test of natural selection. And raccoons have passed with flying colors.
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Adaptation to humanity, the final and most important test of natural selection. And raccoons have passed with flying colors.
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Darryl
Just about whatever the conversation subject Attenborough discusses he makes it interesting and that's a very rare talent to have.
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Just about whatever the conversation subject Attenborough discusses he makes it interesting and that's a very rare talent to have.
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navnav161
I clean enclosures for these little buggers! If they warm up to you they love to hug your legs and climb up for a cuddle: )
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I clean enclosures for these little buggers! If they warm up to you they love to hug your legs and climb up for a cuddle: )
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chris
animal expert? there is no such word as raccoons. raccoon is singular and plural. despicable animals, all need to be eliminated
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animal expert? there is no such word as raccoons. raccoon is singular and plural. despicable animals, all need to be eliminated
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