Raccoons not only have high IQs, but can even adapt to urban life, so it is often seen that raccoons sneak through garbage cans to find food. A foreign netizen went to McDonald's a few days ago to buy things quickly, and found that there were employees who were sending chicken nuggets to feed raccoons, and after the raccoons saw the food, not only did not rush over immediately, but obediently lined up to get it, and the super orderly picture melted a vote of netizens.
Foreign netizens shared a video on Twitter, when there was no queue for the speed, the staff found that there were several raccoons nearby, they took out chicken nuggets to feed them, interestingly, 3 raccoons saw the food, they lined up in front of the speed, they did not compete with each other or cut in line, obediently took the chicken nuggets and left.
After the video was exposed, many netizens said that "raccoons seem to be not the first time to queue, but also too skilled", "they are so polite, but also know to queue", "it seems that not only humans will use it to get a quick meal, but also raccoons", "If you have raised raccoons, you will find that they are as docile as pigeons", "It seems to be watching Disney animation".
According to National Geographic, raccoons mainly inhabit forests, swamps and grasslands, because of their adaptability, so they can also be seen in the city, raccoons will use dexterous front paws and slender fingers to find food, prey on mice, insects, crayfish, frogs, etc., in addition, will also eat vegetables and fruits, so they sometimes break into human gardens and farms to forage, or go to the city garbage can to rummage for food, so it is also known as "trash panda".
However, although raccoons are cute, but because they are extremely adaptable, resulting in excessive population, The French National Museum of Natural History researcher Lupp conducted a study on this, mentioning that "raccoons can adapt to a variety of diverse environmental and climatic conditions, they can be found all over the world, but with global warming, their habitat has a tendency to expand northward", worried that if the picky raccoons roost in other areas, it may pose a serious threat to local animals.
