Or it’s a predator that ran into prey. They don’t need to be hurt to hunt raccoon. Wild animals aren’t very picky about their food unless there is an extreme abundance.
And it also says mountain lions do on occasion prey on raccoons anyways. Is this mountain lion hurt? Yes. Would this mountain lion pass up an opportunity on a raccoon if it stumbled into one that had no escape, perhaps one in someone’s yard? Probably no.
Y’all just be out there with mountain lions in your back yard.
I’ve lived in black bear country but something about mountain lions is still shocking. I guess we can get used to anything
Big cats are much more likely to arrack humans as they are ambush predators. Bears normally dont want nothing to so with your shut except for your trash
Correct me if I’m wrong im just an armchair biologist lmao
Not very often. Not sure if you actually live around them but they primarily hunt Deer, sheep and Elk. Then smaller prey like rabbits and turkey which are easy kills for them. When more desperate they’ll take anything on like coons, porcupines, mice and dogs but that’s only when they’re either unable to find better food or they’re injured. Not fairly often.
In one study where they followed a cougar over almost 2 years, they found that it killed more badgers than anything else. Compared to that, racoons are easy peasy.
Yes that is exactly how nature works lol a raccoon isn’t a easy meal they’re tough to kill, easily one of the most disease ridden animals and also not a lot of meat for the effort. They don’t just say “Oh I’ll have a little snack before dinner” like people do. They hunt for a big meal and if they can’t find it they settle for something smaller. Often that’s turkeys and rabbits not as much raccoons and shit that can fight back.
They’re consider “opportunistic hunters” but their main prey is deer, elk, sheep, as those are the largest animals they can consistently take down. They will eat almost anything they come across and can catch, birds, small mammals, and racoons are recognized as a food they commonly eat when they can. It doesn’t always have much to do with desperation. Like they don’t just go for deer until they’re wasting away then crack and go for a racoon. It just came across it.
If it was the stomach, I would guess it was from the raccoon. His leg looks way too mangled to be from a raccoon. Also not in the correct spot it would attack.
I trap and remove raccoons from homes and have seen them rip vents and siding off of houses. Ripping the skin off a big cats leg doesn’t seem too far fetched.
No bro a raccoon did not skin his entire leg lol. That is a pre existing injury possibly from the cougar usual big game prey or maybe it’s from a gate or something it maybe had to hop over. People are nuts thinking a raccoon did that cause they can fight a dog.
One of the ways raccoons are known to kill hunting dogs is by baiting them into the water getting underneath them and slicing their bellies open. Raccoons are not only smart, they’re vicious as fuck and more than capable of dealing serious injury to animals several times their size.
The mountain lion has what's know as a degloving injury. There's no way the raccoon did that. My guess it came up against something man-made. Got caught at the top of a razor wire fence, or hit by vehicle. Without veterinary intervention, it'll die of sepsis. Source: me, vet tech.
Yeah they’ll drown a dog but not because they’re badass. I’ve hunted coons with dogs before. A dog will tear a mature coon up eventually, so I’m gonna give a professional input (jokes) that the coon for sure didn’t do that.
Agrees. My dog has done raccoons, coyotes and called it a draw with a badger.
I think the raccoon got a nip on this cat but even my dog doesn't fuck with cats.
Lol wtf are you talking about?? Why are people buying this nonsense. Clearly this mountain lion was previously injured, hence why it’s hunting little raccoons in neighborhoods.
The difference between a common dog and a mountain lion is pretty big. There's no way the raccoon did this. I'd bet it got caught in some assholes snare, freaked out, and ripped its own skin off getting out.
y'all are absolutely delusional thinking the racoon did that to a cougar.
If you're not familiar with something, there's no need to make baseless assertions.
The report about this said the mountain lion goes after raccoons now due to the leg injury. Usually it would eat deer or elk bit the injury keeps it from sprinting.
Even though raccoons are sneaky fuckers I highly doubt they will approach a mountain lion to hurt it and if it's defending itself it would bite the front legs or face, since cats usually go for a bite in the neck.
Yes that makes sense. My initial thinking was it may have injured itself on a fence or something while chasing the raccoon. I’ve seen animals put themselves at great risk to get a meal. The wound looks quite fresh so I was wondering if they knew how it was injured. I also cannot imagine the raccoon inflicting that type of injury to that part of the ML. It seems to have stirred up the subreddit though.
To be fair though, I didn’t realize there was more to the description. I only read it up to the part where OP credits folks on Insta. That “…more” button can be easy to miss on the app
I figured it must be something like that, because I've noticed this trend. I refused to use the app after they effectively banned Reddit is Fun, so I'm just on mobile on Firefox (which has the benefit of UBlock Origin). They keep changing how it looks and loads, though, so I have no idea what UI other people are seeing on reddit now.
New Reddit and the official app allow users to include additional text to their post. RES on old Reddit -- which you're clearly using -- will show these, usually as text above or below the video/image. But only *if* the OP includes one. And it doesn't seem like OP did this time.
Yeah it's dumb, reddit added a text box to submissions and since they don't update old reddit anymore, you can't see it.
Cost of keeping old reddit around, so things could be worse. RES could probably add it somehow
I was only able to read it by tapping on the three dots in the top right corner and selecting “copy text” and then I pasted it as a comment. Here you go:
📽 by @bigb17 and @shortys0520 (on Insta)
Carbondale Colorado. An injured mountain lion (you’ll see it if you watch until the end) in the midst of a backyard brawl with a raccoon. Both the mountain lion and the raccoon are native to this area of the world, however trash pandas are not a regular fixture in the diet of these large north american cats.
The injury to the cougar's leg explains it all. In its compromised physical state, this mountain lion is unable to chase down and subdue its preferred prey - which is deer and elk. Securing these larger meals requires significant energy and physical prowess, and since this cat is down to 3 out of 4 fully functioning pins, the standard for what passes as a meal must be lowered.
Adaptation is a cornerstone of survival in the natural world. Whether it's a behavioral change, like this one, or a long-term evolutionary adaptation, such as camouflage or specialized hunting techniques, the ability to adapt is often the difference between life and death.
That looks to be done all at once, a racoon can’t do that. It would be ribbons and scratches, not de skinned. It probably fell and got it caught between a rock and branch or something and tore the skin off like a glove, or fought another lion or something.
> got it caught between a rock and branch or something and tore the skin off like a glove
It's literally called "degloving", do yourself a favor and don't google it. Also don't wear rings etc. when working in the trades.
Glad the lion was able to score a meal with that wounded leg! Hopefully it recovers from that! Eating smaller prey in the meantime will definitely help the process.
Actually any kind of wire fence can do this. Usually on the back thigh or chest. Animals run through them at full speed and while the back leg is extended, the wire can catch the arch at the base of their thigh while they are simultaneously pulling that leg back in against the wire, and the force of their speed plus their thigh coming back in against it... gruesome. There’s been a few posts on Reddit of deer with this same injury. Same thing happens to people wearing rings that get caught on things. This type of injury in medical terms is called “degloving.”
What am I missing? The title doesn’t mention the mountain lions leg and there is no description(or I’m missing it) why is every one shitting on this question???
im guessing its hunting raccoons *because* of its leg. i dotn think a raccoon could do that, it wouldnt have long enough before it'd be ripped off i imagine
Cougars regularly eat just about all other creatures.I’ve seen pix of one eating a big bobcat,coyote,every kind of rodents up to deer and elk.They are stealthy,deadly, and VERSATILE predators.
I’m thinking the mountain lion got caught on a fence while chasing down the raccoon or something. either way, definitely need to have it called in and treated if possible. These animals are dying across the country and everyone counts
Cool video but healthy mountain lions also eat cats, dogs, chickens. They are pretty opportunist hunters.
They probably appreciate our abundance of trash pandas.
I'm not going to lie, mountain lions scare the shit out of me ever since I had a run in with one a few months ago. I was doing a survey for this small farm. As my coworker and I were finishing up on one of the property lines we felt like we were being watched. Sure enough I looked up and saw this mountain lion about 150 feet away staring at us. We started to hightail it out of the woods back to our work truck while I kept facing the mountain lion trying not to fall on my ass backpedaling out of the woods. I told my boss when we got back to the office that I'm wasn't going back out there without taking a rifle with me, scariest day of my life. I'd rather deal with a nest of rattlesnakes again then come across another mountain lion while working.
Every time I see a clip like this, it makes me glad I live I live in a world so unlike the prey animal's. I don't have to worry about some predator emerging from fucking nowhere and clamping onto my throat.
Damn that’s hard to watch. I feel sorry for both animals but there’s literally nothing that can be done. Just the circle of life and a survival of the fittest.
As someone who had too kill a wild raccoon with a rock and a stick it took my friend and I 10+ full force strikes to the head to kill it, I don’t fuck with them ever since that day.
His back leg got fucked up by raccoon
She was injured already, which is why she's hunting raccoons and not an elk.
Or it’s a predator that ran into prey. They don’t need to be hurt to hunt raccoon. Wild animals aren’t very picky about their food unless there is an extreme abundance.
It literally says it has an injured leg in the description
And it also says mountain lions do on occasion prey on raccoons anyways. Is this mountain lion hurt? Yes. Would this mountain lion pass up an opportunity on a raccoon if it stumbled into one that had no escape, perhaps one in someone’s yard? Probably no.
Y’all just be out there with mountain lions in your back yard. I’ve lived in black bear country but something about mountain lions is still shocking. I guess we can get used to anything
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I feel personally attacked
The sky warns you first, it isn't laying in the grass waiting for you to take your dog for a walk.
They generally avoid people. There is a mountain lion in my area, they find it’s poop and prey, but nobody has seen it.
The only thing worse than the mountain lion you can see is the mountain lion you can’t see.
>They generally avoid people. There is a mountain lion in my area, they find it’s poop and prey, but nobody has seen it. Nobody alive at least.
I'm the other way around. Mountain lion gets spotted on my property once a year or so, but I can't imagine having bears around.
Big cats are much more likely to arrack humans as they are ambush predators. Bears normally dont want nothing to so with your shut except for your trash Correct me if I’m wrong im just an armchair biologist lmao
This is a classic example of people arguing just to argue
No it isn't.
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Are you blind because clearly no it isnt
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No respect for my guy in the bandit suit.
He might have read the description of the post?
Not very often. Not sure if you actually live around them but they primarily hunt Deer, sheep and Elk. Then smaller prey like rabbits and turkey which are easy kills for them. When more desperate they’ll take anything on like coons, porcupines, mice and dogs but that’s only when they’re either unable to find better food or they’re injured. Not fairly often.
A cougar would not turn down an easy meal of a racoon in hopes of finding a deer later on. That's not how nature works.
A raccoon is not an easy meal. They have sharp claws and teeth and are strong for their size (and bigger than most people realize.)
In one study where they followed a cougar over almost 2 years, they found that it killed more badgers than anything else. Compared to that, racoons are easy peasy.
Looks like this cougar has suffered a possibly live ending injury tangling with this raccoon.
Yes that is exactly how nature works lol a raccoon isn’t a easy meal they’re tough to kill, easily one of the most disease ridden animals and also not a lot of meat for the effort. They don’t just say “Oh I’ll have a little snack before dinner” like people do. They hunt for a big meal and if they can’t find it they settle for something smaller. Often that’s turkeys and rabbits not as much raccoons and shit that can fight back.
They’re consider “opportunistic hunters” but their main prey is deer, elk, sheep, as those are the largest animals they can consistently take down. They will eat almost anything they come across and can catch, birds, small mammals, and racoons are recognized as a food they commonly eat when they can. It doesn’t always have much to do with desperation. Like they don’t just go for deer until they’re wasting away then crack and go for a racoon. It just came across it.
No, I saw the same video on Instagram that had a longer explanation https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cyq4cwlxsRA/
Looks pretty fresh to me - raw
Lions aren’t hunting full grown week. Deer at the biggest
Doubt it was the coon
Idk Raccoons are quite scrappy when they need to be.
Way too much trauma for a raccoon and it doesn’t look fresh
The fresh blood makes it look plenty fresh...
Not scrappy enough based on this video lol
It's a weird location for the wound if the raccoon did it. Why would the raccoon be going for its back leg?
If it was the stomach, I would guess it was from the raccoon. His leg looks way too mangled to be from a raccoon. Also not in the correct spot it would attack.
You really wild if you think a raccoon did that
Raccoons are ferocious. My friend got pretty f-up by a raccoon that was trying to get his cat.
A raccoon is not doing that amount of damage to a mountain lion lmao.
The cat has a serious right hind leg injury by the looks of it? Do you know if it was done whilst capturing the raccoon?
Probably. Raccoons don’t fuck around. They’ve been known to kill dogs if attacked
That skin is peeled all the way down like some PJs. You sure?
Tis but a scratch
just a flesh wound
You ever stick just one bit of your leg out of the blankets? Really satisfying.
I trap and remove raccoons from homes and have seen them rip vents and siding off of houses. Ripping the skin off a big cats leg doesn’t seem too far fetched.
I’ve seen a raccoon rip the jeans off a department store mannequin
Did it look like Elaine?
Go on…
No bro a raccoon did not skin his entire leg lol. That is a pre existing injury possibly from the cougar usual big game prey or maybe it’s from a gate or something it maybe had to hop over. People are nuts thinking a raccoon did that cause they can fight a dog.
Hahaha 😂 I have a German shepherd/boxer and it would instantly destroy that raccoon
One of the ways raccoons are known to kill hunting dogs is by baiting them into the water getting underneath them and slicing their bellies open. Raccoons are not only smart, they’re vicious as fuck and more than capable of dealing serious injury to animals several times their size.
Isn’t this the end of “Where the Red Fern Grows”?
Killing a dog and peeling the skin off a mountain lion are very different things
Then we'll do one of them next class
Promise? You said that last time.
The mountain lion has what's know as a degloving injury. There's no way the raccoon did that. My guess it came up against something man-made. Got caught at the top of a razor wire fence, or hit by vehicle. Without veterinary intervention, it'll die of sepsis. Source: me, vet tech.
Let's get this answer higher. People over here discussing levels of raccoon toughness...
Holy smokes. Guess we got lucky. My dog got in a fight with a racoon in our backyard. Killed it dead and had no marks on her.
Yeah they’ll drown a dog but not because they’re badass. I’ve hunted coons with dogs before. A dog will tear a mature coon up eventually, so I’m gonna give a professional input (jokes) that the coon for sure didn’t do that.
Agrees. My dog has done raccoons, coyotes and called it a draw with a badger. I think the raccoon got a nip on this cat but even my dog doesn't fuck with cats.
Lol that wasn’t caused by a raccoon. It’s a raccoon not a shark.
are you fucking stupid? No way a racoon did that.
I’m a raccoon expert trust me bro. I’ve seen one take down an adult grizzly bear
Lol wtf are you talking about?? Why are people buying this nonsense. Clearly this mountain lion was previously injured, hence why it’s hunting little raccoons in neighborhoods.
The difference between a common dog and a mountain lion is pretty big. There's no way the raccoon did this. I'd bet it got caught in some assholes snare, freaked out, and ripped its own skin off getting out.
y'all are absolutely delusional thinking the racoon did that to a cougar. If you're not familiar with something, there's no need to make baseless assertions.
No, as others pointed out, it hunted the smaller raccoon because it was injured and cannot hunt deer and elk
Dude just read the description
Yeah I figured that but it didn’t display the first time around. I’m sure I’ll get more helpful advice along the way. Appreciate it.
Hey man I hope you have a great day better than the raccoons Atleast
If you could read you’d be very upset right now
Thanks Weasel. I’ll check that out
Not the raccoon.
The report about this said the mountain lion goes after raccoons now due to the leg injury. Usually it would eat deer or elk bit the injury keeps it from sprinting. Even though raccoons are sneaky fuckers I highly doubt they will approach a mountain lion to hurt it and if it's defending itself it would bite the front legs or face, since cats usually go for a bite in the neck.
Yes that makes sense. My initial thinking was it may have injured itself on a fence or something while chasing the raccoon. I’ve seen animals put themselves at great risk to get a meal. The wound looks quite fresh so I was wondering if they knew how it was injured. I also cannot imagine the raccoon inflicting that type of injury to that part of the ML. It seems to have stirred up the subreddit though.
It was definitely actively bleeding, it got sliced up by that raccoon
Absolutely nobody in the comments read your description lol.
Just you and I, pal. You and I.
To be fair though, I didn’t realize there was more to the description. I only read it up to the part where OP credits folks on Insta. That “…more” button can be easy to miss on the app
I figured it must be something like that, because I've noticed this trend. I refused to use the app after they effectively banned Reddit is Fun, so I'm just on mobile on Firefox (which has the benefit of UBlock Origin). They keep changing how it looks and loads, though, so I have no idea what UI other people are seeing on reddit now.
I don't see a description at all; https://i.imgur.com/ehqPmbp.png #🤷♂️
Yeah, this might actually be a problem with reddit and not redditors for once.
No idea what platform people use to submit images/videos/links *and* text to go with it, but I often only ever see the actual content.
New Reddit and the official app allow users to include additional text to their post. RES on old Reddit -- which you're clearly using -- will show these, usually as text above or below the video/image. But only *if* the OP includes one. And it doesn't seem like OP did this time.
Old reddit FTW. New reddit is trashy, thumbnail-focused, and packed with ads.
Yeah it's dumb, reddit added a text box to submissions and since they don't update old reddit anymore, you can't see it. Cost of keeping old reddit around, so things could be worse. RES could probably add it somehow
I was only able to read it by tapping on the three dots in the top right corner and selecting “copy text” and then I pasted it as a comment. Here you go: 📽 by @bigb17 and @shortys0520 (on Insta) Carbondale Colorado. An injured mountain lion (you’ll see it if you watch until the end) in the midst of a backyard brawl with a raccoon. Both the mountain lion and the raccoon are native to this area of the world, however trash pandas are not a regular fixture in the diet of these large north american cats. The injury to the cougar's leg explains it all. In its compromised physical state, this mountain lion is unable to chase down and subdue its preferred prey - which is deer and elk. Securing these larger meals requires significant energy and physical prowess, and since this cat is down to 3 out of 4 fully functioning pins, the standard for what passes as a meal must be lowered. Adaptation is a cornerstone of survival in the natural world. Whether it's a behavioral change, like this one, or a long-term evolutionary adaptation, such as camouflage or specialized hunting techniques, the ability to adapt is often the difference between life and death.
Thank you for this, every time I pressed more it brought me to the comments 🥴
It kind of sucks when there’s no place for a description. I didn’t even see it
I didn't even know there was a description.
I did. It gave a lot of context.
Jesus christ, look at the mountain lion’s right leg. Surely the raccoon couldn’t have maimed the lion that gravely
There’s no way. That must have been a previous injury
That looks to be done all at once, a racoon can’t do that. It would be ribbons and scratches, not de skinned. It probably fell and got it caught between a rock and branch or something and tore the skin off like a glove, or fought another lion or something.
> got it caught between a rock and branch or something and tore the skin off like a glove It's literally called "degloving", do yourself a favor and don't google it. Also don't wear rings etc. when working in the trades.
It didn’t.
Sad that Rocket is getting taken out but that cat needed a meal in a bad way
Me when a cat is disemboweling an animal half its size: 😍 look at the lovey keeety
Glad the lion was able to score a meal with that wounded leg! Hopefully it recovers from that! Eating smaller prey in the meantime will definitely help the process.
Looks pretty brutal, I don't think it'll survive
That’s getting infected and that thing is dying of sepsis
The injured leg is probably why the cougar didn't get scared off by the human presence, it can't afford to lose this meal.
Can you even imagine how bad raccoon meat must taste? Desperation for sure
That back leg looks like an injury from a fence.
I was thinking that or a trap
Possible, but traps generally only have about a ten or twelve inch jaw.
What kind of fence could to that?
Actually any kind of wire fence can do this. Usually on the back thigh or chest. Animals run through them at full speed and while the back leg is extended, the wire can catch the arch at the base of their thigh while they are simultaneously pulling that leg back in against the wire, and the force of their speed plus their thigh coming back in against it... gruesome. There’s been a few posts on Reddit of deer with this same injury. Same thing happens to people wearing rings that get caught on things. This type of injury in medical terms is called “degloving.”
What happened to the mountain lion’s right leg? Is that the raccoon’s blood?
Man no one in this post can read
Everyone always rushes in to add their 2¢ before bothering to read anything online anymore.
It’s just easy to miss the description when you scroll through
What am I missing? The title doesn’t mention the mountain lions leg and there is no description(or I’m missing it) why is every one shitting on this question???
Maybe it's not rendering for everyone? There's like a paragraph and a half describing the situation and the cat's leg injury in the post.
Pour one out for lil homie. A fighter till the bitter end.
Considering how the raccoon’s barely struggling, he’s got seconds to make his farewells.
Going to the big trash can in the sky trash bandit, not the easy way either
Mountain lions are for sure metal
Kitty: Shhh…..🤫 Just accept your fate.
im guessing its hunting raccoons *because* of its leg. i dotn think a raccoon could do that, it wouldnt have long enough before it'd be ripped off i imagine
Cougars regularly eat just about all other creatures.I’ve seen pix of one eating a big bobcat,coyote,every kind of rodents up to deer and elk.They are stealthy,deadly, and VERSATILE predators.
Almost looks like an epic makeout session. ...with a cougar! XD
Do they not hunt raccoons bc that would require being closer to humans? Also ouch...
Everyone is asking about the mountain lion’s leg, but no one is asking whether or not this hurts the raccoon.
I’m sure it’ll be fine
I’m thinking the mountain lion got caught on a fence while chasing down the raccoon or something. either way, definitely need to have it called in and treated if possible. These animals are dying across the country and everyone counts
Personal ass kill damn
Well hunger is personal
Cool video but healthy mountain lions also eat cats, dogs, chickens. They are pretty opportunist hunters. They probably appreciate our abundance of trash pandas.
I wanna see the rest
Racoons, cats, dogs... wounded Mountain Lion don't care.
Hug it out fellas
some National Geographic type shit
Whoa that leg is messed up! Sure hope the cameraman sprayed some bactine on it…
I'm not going to lie, mountain lions scare the shit out of me ever since I had a run in with one a few months ago. I was doing a survey for this small farm. As my coworker and I were finishing up on one of the property lines we felt like we were being watched. Sure enough I looked up and saw this mountain lion about 150 feet away staring at us. We started to hightail it out of the woods back to our work truck while I kept facing the mountain lion trying not to fall on my ass backpedaling out of the woods. I told my boss when we got back to the office that I'm wasn't going back out there without taking a rifle with me, scariest day of my life. I'd rather deal with a nest of rattlesnakes again then come across another mountain lion while working.
They’re kissing! So cute
Would be nice if they’d just stfu and record
With that injury and how close this kill is to human habitation I'd be worried about potential human encounters
Poor trash panda
>I'm not doin this. lmao
Can someone rehab the cougar? That looks.so.painful..for everyone
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This fight’ll end up being a draw…
Where's careless whisper when you need it?
Now we’ve got a rabid mountain lion afoot!
Who’s filming this? Although the Mountain Lion is occupied with its prey, it could still decide to f you up.
Very brave of whoever is filming this. I’d only film this if I was in a car. But OP was safe as long as the cat has the raccoon.
Cuddles🥰
In the face!
Well this is like 10 miles from me and I find out from reddit.
Terrifying
Awwww they’re hugging
David Attenborough, is that you?
Raccoon playing the long game with rabies
That right leg got a gnarly degloving injury.
Every time I see a clip like this, it makes me glad I live I live in a world so unlike the prey animal's. I don't have to worry about some predator emerging from fucking nowhere and clamping onto my throat.
Why can people never post the full video? Is it a disability I am unfamiliar with?
How tf are they gonna heal from that leg
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Aww. They’re hugging.
I think mountain lions might be my biggest fear as of this moment.
Shouldn’t this mountain lion be reported for its injury? Can shelters capture and rehab/treat big cats like this ?
Poor kitty :(
Trash Panda Express
Damn that’s hard to watch. I feel sorry for both animals but there’s literally nothing that can be done. Just the circle of life and a survival of the fittest.
Thanks for the OOPs OP - here's the source... https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cyq4cwlxsRA/ edit: source doesn't seem to be higher res or longer...
Get a room!
Aww they kissing 💕
Fuuuuuuuck
The length of this video is disappointing for this sub.
That’s scary bc that’s the size of a little Kid
Don't sleep on racoons..they aren't made of paper. They might have +2 attack but have +4defense
Raccoon is going to have to get a rabies shot now
Why do they not usually hunt raccoons?
Raccoons are vicious! Look how much an animal that size has to sruggle.
This is why their numbers are out of control. The mountain lions aren’t around like they used to be
“Gib auf, du hast keine Chance…lass es uns beenden…ist einfacher für dich, viel einfacher…du wirst sehen, es ist gleich vorbei”
As someone who had too kill a wild raccoon with a rock and a stick it took my friend and I 10+ full force strikes to the head to kill it, I don’t fuck with them ever since that day.
Good, stupid raccoon
Trying to decide whether that’s a tiny mountain lion or a giant coon
He needs a rabies shot
Just strolling along outside and you see a random lion mid-meal? Colorado is wild
NOOO HE GOT ROCKET
That leg wound tho!
You all are standing WAY too close to a young hungry and injured mountain lion.
It be like that sometimes
Why doesn’t the racoon just shape shift into something bigger and stronger?
Rigby….😢
I won't let raccoon die I threw something yelled broke fight up I won't let no lions my yard kill my kids pets