Raccoons Vs. Coyote
What sparked these combative raccoons? Look closely at what the coyote appears to be eating.
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3 Comments:
That squirrel is so heavy it must be made out of depleted uranium !
I don't know as much about racoon behaviour as I should - would this be a mated pair working together ?
Thanks for showing.
Peter Apps
Looks like a squirrel tail to me. Could it be that the raccoons were originally chased off the squirrel by the coyote, and they were merely reclaiming their find? It is a little puzzling to see that type of combativeness in the wild.
At 0.7 I see what I think are stripes on the tail, which might mean a baby raccoon (or part of a raccoon), perhaps frozen to the ground. Those two things might explain both the anger of the raccoon if the den was right there nearby, and also the coyote having a hard time busting it loose. The raccoons are clearly PISSED.
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