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Raccoons are very adaptable and can be found in many areas. They prefer mature wooded areas that are near streams, ponds, and marshes. Raccoons will dine on a variety of food; they eat insects, worms, sweet corn, acorns, shellfish, frogs, small mammals, birds, eggs, snakes, grubs, and fruit. There is largely a pattern to their eating behavior. The early spring diet of a raccoon consists of insects and earthworms followed by mulberries and ripening fruit. Summer diets are of ripening fruits. Raccoons dine on whatever fruits remain plus acorns in September through December.

They are largely nocturnal although some will be seen in the daytime. The raccoon's primary enemies are dogs, traps, automobiles, and humans.

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