Why do raccoons thrive more among humans than other animals?
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As National Geographic reported, research has confirmed time and time again that raccoons show impressive problem-solving skills and have a high success rate when given puzzles in captivity. They’re also able to use the resources around them in creative ways, which means they can adapt to both urban and rural environments.
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Frederick Florin/AFP via Getty Images
Why do raccoons thrive more among humans than other animals?
- Cities happen to be ideal environments for them
- They have advanced problem-solving skills and adapt to any environment
- They make connections with other animals in the area
- Their stomachs can handle just about anything
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