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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2020 · 30 MIN

WFL 37: The Adaptable Raccoons At The Toronto Zoo

from Wild For Life · host The Toronto Zoo

In this episode of the Wild For Life Podcast, we are going to learn about the Great Canadian Raccoon. We often see raccoons in Toronto in alleys, curiously peering into garbage bins, and crossing streets, yet we never think about how successful they have been in adapting to human development. Zookeeper Kyle Banton-Jones discusses why raccoons are so adaptable and how they like to be challenged with enrichment at the Toronto Zoo.  Enjoy learning about these amazing creatures and find out about the fun personalities of the raccoons at the Toronto Zoo.

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