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Cacomistle and ringtail

Order : Carnivora
Family : Procyonidae
Subfamily : Procyoninae
Genus : Bassariscus

Facts about the genus Bassariscus, the cacomistle and ringtail

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Ringtail are associated with rock outcroppings, areas of abundant downed logs, woody debris, and litter, and may occur in riparian and/or less developed portions of the Valley.

The cacomistle is nocturnal and omnivorous.

The Ringtail is an expert hill climber and has been observed climbing straight up steep canyon walls with no hesitation.

The ringtail is native throughout the southwest United States and Mexico.

Animal Description: With the tail of a raccoon and the face of a fox, the common Ringtail is a lovely animal. (Full text)

The term cacomistle is sometimes used to refer to the ringtail, Bassariscus astutus, a similar species. (Full text)

[edit] Disambiguation A Ringtail is also a type of sail. (Full text)

sumichrasti Bassariscus is a genus of the family Procyonidae, subfamily Procyoninae, defined in 1887 by Elliott Coues. (Full text)

Size The Cacomistle is about 6 inches high at its shoulder level. (Full text)

The Ringtail cat and the Cacomistle are often mistaken. (Full text)

The Central American Cacomistle is a [CITIES-listed Endangered Species] (Full text)

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The American Ringtail is making it's debut in the spring of 2004! (Full text)

The Name "Cacomistle": "Cacomistle" is from the Mexican Nahuatl word "tlacomiztli," which means "half mountain lion. (Full text)

A relative of the raccoon, the cacomistle is a slender animal. (Full text)

Bassariscus is a genus of the family Procyonidae, subfamily Procyoninae, defined in 1887 by Elliott Coues. (Full text)

Two other cousins, the kinkajou and the cacomistle, are nocturnal tree dwellers with curious calls. (Full text)

The coati and ringtail are found chiefly in the southwestern United States and Mexico, while the raccoon has a much wider distribution. (Full text)

It seems that Pumpkin and Ringtail are trying to figure out who's turn it is to shovel the snow. (Full text)

Behavior:The cacomistle is nocturnal and omnivorous and is a great leaper and climber, thanks to its semi-retractile claws and long tail for balancing. (Full text)

The cacomistle is an omnivorous animal. (Full text)

Lesser known species like the American marten, fisher, and ringtail are also present. (Full text)

Disambiguation A Ringtail is also a type of sail. (Full text)

Behavior The cacomistle is omnivorous and is a great leaper and climber, thanks to its semi-retractile claws and good tail for (Full text)

General Characteristics: The cacomistle are nocturnal, active from dusk till dawn. (Full text)

Since the ringtail is a special type of game animal, known as a fur-bearer, a trapper's license is required to hunt it. (Full text)

(AP) --- "Raccoon Ranger Rick, Odie Skunk and Roberto Ringtail are being used to unfairly paint all ranchers and farmers as villains who abuse public land, according to some angry members of Wyoming's agricultural community. (Full text)

Physical Description: The adult ringtail is an agile, catlike animal that has a face like that of a fox. (Full text)