Raccoons are very sensitive to touch; their front paws have thousands
more nerve endings than human hands. They explore their nocturnal world
with their paws. It is believed that water increases their sense of
touch, which has
led to sightings of raccoons "washing" their
food.
Raccoons are very sensitive to touch; their front paws have thousands
more nerve endings than human hands. They explore their nocturnal world
with their paws. It is believed that water increases their sense of
touch, which has
led to sightings of raccoons "washing" their
food.
