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cacomistle

/ˈkæk.əˌmɪs.əl/

Traducción: Mamífero omnívoro parecido a un mapache, nativo de México y del suroeste de Estados Unidos, que se distingue por su larga cola peluda con anillos negros y blancos.

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/ˈkæk.əˌmɪs.əl/formal
  • esMamífero omnívoro parecido a un mapache, nativo de México y del suroeste de Estados Unidos, que se distingue por su larga cola peluda con anillos negros y blancos.

A raccoon-like omnivorous mammal native to Mexico and the southwestern United States, characterized by a long bushy tail with black and white rings.

  1. Raccoon-like mammalC2formalamerican

    A small, omnivorous mammal native to Mexico and the southwestern United States, characterized by a long, bushy tail with black and white rings.

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    • The cacomistle is often mistaken for a raccoon due to its ringed tail.
    • We spotted a cacomistle climbing a tree in the Arizona desert.
    • Cacomistles are nocturnal and feed on fruits, insects, and small animals.

    Sinónimosbassariskcacomixlering-tailed catringtail

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  • cacomistles plural form
  • cacomistles' possessive plural form
  • cacomistle's possessive singular form