cacomistle

• Mamífero carnívoro noturno da família Procyonidae, semelhante a um guaxinim, que vive no México e no sudoeste dos Estados Unidos e se destaca pela cauda longa e peluda com anéis pretos e brancos.

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

   Mamífero Procionídeo

   • 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.

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