Ahh, a coati is a perfectly suitable whatsit! Coati are south American raccoons! They’re basically like American raccoons, but without the mask!
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Must. Rub. Tummy!
They’re fantastically agile – the ones at Chester Zoo move between napping platforms by tightropes about 20′ off the ground.
It’s like “gimme some skin, brah!”
VIVA COLOMBIA!!!
Yeah, I’m from the same country as him. And hella proud of it! >:3
we should do a quokka for whatsit wednesday! who’s with me??!!
oh yeah, here’s the wikipedia article on them: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quokka
Actually, most Coati’s do have a mask…I owned one for 5 years, named Coati. (creative, I know.) Anyway, what sets them apart from American raccoons is their nose and tail. Coati’s have a very soft, snout-like nose, made for digging grubs and other bugs, which makes up most of their diet. They have extremely long, striped tails that enable them to keep their balance when walking along a tree branch.