100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "raccoon"

Definition

A raccoon is a medium-sized mammal native to North America, characterized by its grayish fur, black facial mask, and bushy ringed tail. Raccoons are known for their adaptability to various environments, their dexterous front paws, and their omnivorous diet, which includes fruits, nuts, insects, and small animals.

Synonyms

• Procyon lotor (scientific name)
• Coons (informal)
• Ringtail (colloquial)

Antonyms

• None (as "raccoon" refers specifically to a species and does not have direct antonyms)

Examples

1. The raccoon rummaged through the trash for food last night.
2. We spotted a raccoon near the campsite, looking for scraps.
3. The raccoon climbed the tree with surprising agility.
4. I watched a raccoon wash its food in the stream.
5. The raccoon has a distinctive mask-like face.
6. A raccoon stole the cat's food from the porch.
7. The raccoon is often seen in urban areas scavenging for leftovers.
8. My neighbor's dog barked at the raccoon in the yard.
9. We set up a camera to observe the raccoon visiting our garden.
10. The raccoon made a mess of the picnic area.
11. One night, a raccoon stole my sandwich.
12. A raccoon can be quite clever when searching for food.
13. We had to secure the trash cans to prevent the raccoon from getting in.
14. The raccoon has a highly adaptable diet.
15. I heard a raccoon making noises outside.
16. The raccoon was startled by our presence.
17. A raccoon appeared on our porch during the storm.
18. The kids laughed as they watched a raccoon play in the yard.
19. I have never seen a raccoon up close before.
20. The raccoon is known for its intelligence.
21. We learned about the raccoon in our biology class.
22. The raccoon was caught on our security camera.
23. A playful raccoon chased after a butterfly.
24. I couldn't believe how fast the raccoon moved.
25. The raccoon quickly climbed down the tree to escape.
26. A raccoon often washes its food before eating.
27. The raccoon family visited our backyard every night.
28. I saw a raccoon staring at me from the bushes.
29. The raccoon is considered a nuisance in some areas.
30. We observed a raccoon during our camping trip.
31. The raccoon scavenged through the campsite for food.
32. A raccoon can be quite bold when searching for snacks.
33. The raccoon has a very keen sense of smell.
34. A friendly raccoon approached us, looking for food.
35. The raccoon was not afraid of the humans nearby.
36. I had to shoo away a raccoon from my garden.
37. The raccoon stared curiously at the flashlight.
38. The raccoon is often portrayed in cartoons and movies.
39. I didn't expect to see a raccoon in the city.
40. A raccoon can adapt to various habitats, including forests and urban areas.
41. A raccoon peered through the window, searching for food.
42. The raccoon is nocturnal, coming out mainly at night.
43. I read about a raccoon that became a social media star.
44. The raccoon is known for its masked face and nimble paws.
45. We had to put a lock on the shed to keep the raccoon out.
46. The raccoon made a home in the old tree stump.
47. A raccoon can be quite a resourceful animal.
48. The raccoon was caught on video stealing snacks from the porch.
49. I watched as a raccoon played with a fallen branch.
50. The raccoon was curious about the light in the window.
51. It’s common to see a raccoon at night in the neighborhood.
52. The raccoon knocked over the garbage can in search of food.
53. I was surprised to find a raccoon in my garage.
54. The raccoon used its paws to open the container.
55. A raccoon can be quite vocal when communicating with others.
56. The raccoon was frightened away by the loud noise.
57. We found a raccoon hiding under the porch.
58. The raccoon is often misunderstood due to its mischievous behavior.
59. A raccoon can weigh between 8 to 20 pounds.
60. The raccoon played a significant role in local folklore.
61. I managed to capture a photo of a raccoon in my backyard.
62. The raccoon was attracted to the bright lights of the campsite.
63. A raccoon can be a skilled climber, often seen in trees.
64. The raccoon made a habit of visiting our bird feeder.
65. I learned that a raccoon can live up to 3 years in the wild.
66. The raccoon is a member of the Procyonidae family.
67. A raccoon can adapt well to urban environments.
68. The raccoon was spotted near the local park.
69. I had an encounter with a raccoon during my hike.
70. The raccoon seemed to enjoy the rain.
71. We watched a raccoon climb onto the roof.
72. The raccoon was unbothered by our presence.
73. A raccoon will often live near water sources.
74. I was fascinated by the raccoon's dexterous movements.
75. The raccoon was a frequent visitor to our backyard.
76. I could hear the raccoon making noise at night.
77. The raccoon is known for its unique adaptability.
78. A raccoon can be aggressive if it feels threatened.
79. The raccoon quickly darted away when it saw us.
80. I saw a raccoon in the alley behind our house.
81. The raccoon was busy exploring the area.
82. A raccoon can often be seen with its young.
83. The raccoon was caught stealing food from a picnic basket.
84. I have seen a raccoon take a bath in the river.
85. The raccoon is an important part of the ecosystem.
86. A raccoon was spotted near the garbage bins.
87. The raccoon is often a subject of wildlife documentaries.
88. I saw a raccoon trying to open a cooler.
89. The raccoon was making a mess in the yard.
90. A raccoon often forages for food with its paws.
91. The raccoon was observed interacting with other animals.
92. I couldn't help but laugh at the antics of the raccoon.
93. The raccoon was clever enough to evade capture.
94. A raccoon can sometimes be mistaken for a small bear.
95. The raccoon quickly ran away when it heard the noise.
96. I learned about the raccoon in a nature documentary.
97. The raccoon was seen wandering through the neighborhood.
98. A raccoon can find food in the most unexpected places.
99. The raccoon often entertains children with its playful behavior.
100. I was delighted to see a raccoon in its natural habitat.