| It can be made from a variety of pelts and hides including leather, sealskin, mink, racoon, rabbit or pigskin in hundreds of different styles. |
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| Mammals seen frequently around the Village include the Douglas' squirrel, as well as the striped skunk, chipmunk, and racoon. |
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| The virus has already been detected in palm civets, ferret badgers and racoon dogs. |
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| It is always great to meet with family and friends on the terrace, to enjoy more sun and compare for the nicest racoon eyes? |
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| He would characteristically leap up against a tree letting out excited hound yelps, while the frightened racoon crouched up in the branches. |
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| Together with her racoon Piuh she's constantly coming up with new pranks, inventing funny magic tricks and most enjoys eating blueberry pie. |
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| In the rafters of the dining room an ocelot and a racoon played together while a family of otters honked noisily for scraps at our table. |
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| What fulfills a racoon cannot fulfill us, because we don't have the same nature. |
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| Since racoons eat turtle eggs, take steps to keep the racoon population under control, such as putting your garbage in racoon-proof garbage cans. |
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| There is, however, still room for a coatimundi, a member of the racoon family, which she hopes to collect soon. |
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| The most common species today are small mammals, such as the racoon, striped skunk, black squirrel, eastern grey squirrel, groundhog and eastern cottontail rabbit. |
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| Many local animals have been screened and evidence of SARS has been found in three species palm civets, racoon dogs and Chinese ferret badgers that are sold alive in food markets. |
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| Even on the morning we come to the farm, Kingsolver has been up since 4am, woken by the harrowing sounds of a racoon breaking into the chicken coop and killing two birds. |
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| The chipmunk, grey squirrel, porcupine, racoon, and the striped skunk for example all benefit from the farm, either directly from the food grown on it or indirectly from the insects and invertebrates the farm attracts. |
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| What Dr. Thewissen teaches us with his December 2007 publication in Nature is that this artiodactyl was a member of the raoellidae family similar to Indohyus, a kind of antler-less deer the size of a racoon. |
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| Our eight-mile paddle took in numerous bays and coves along the craggy shoreline, hunting for starfish in rock pools, spotting racoon feasting on shellfish and disturbing a pod of sun-bathing seals. |
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| She is also hoping to get a coatimundi, a member of the racoon family. |
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