Coati

By Ksena | October 9, 2007 5:22 am |
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This curious combination of lo-ong nose and lovely fur relates to a raccoon family and inhabit primarily at the South America.

It is interesting fact that coati’s males used to live in solo without creating groups or shoals, opposite to females which are incline to gather into huge groups up to 50 individuals. Who knows what for? Gossip? Sure, they are women)

Coati searching for food

Coati lovely combination of nose and tail

These groups of females called bands ) They have long muzzles, brown fur and strange ringed furry tail in spite of their habitat mostly in a tropic rain forests. Because of their body building as well as thanks to tail, coati are brilliant tree climbers and what is more interesting they are able to climb down tree (is what cats unable to perform)

My mom said this one seems like bear 

Believe it or not, taking into account their impressive teeth, coati’s light diet includes only fruits, worms and vegetables! May be that is exactly a reason of their teeth’s healthy looking )

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Coati

  • :) | February 28th, 2008 at 5:51 pm

    Great pictures but not enough actual information

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  • angel | March 11th, 2008 at 11:09 am

    Thanks, next time we will try better!

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