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| − | Would you like a receipt? http://www.inatownthissize.com/english-writing/ case study assignments This long-nosed brother of the raccoon is also known as the | + | Would you like a receipt? http://www.inatownthissize.com/english-writing/ case study assignments This long-nosed brother of the raccoon is also known as the âÂÂSnookum Bear.â Coatis are widespread and can be found as far north as Southern Arizona and stretch down into Northern Argentina. Though not aggressive when provoked or when defending itself, these creatures can be fierce fighters. They have strong jaws, sharp teeth and can swipe quickly with their paws. There is little data on this animal regarding its population. Hunting them is still unregulated and while, like most animals, it suffers from loss of habitat, they are listed as being unthreatened. |
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