Translations for „racoon“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

ra·coon N

racoon → raccoon:

See also raccoon

rac·coon [rəˈku:n, ræ-] N

raccoon

rakun m

raccoon

rakunje krzno n

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English

He respects all nature and animals, except racoons (due to one of his ancestors being a raccoon hunter).

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Thousands die instantly from striking the windows; the injured are usually picked off by racoons or seagulls.

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The walls are covered with remnants from both eras -- posters, statues, silhouettes of their ninja racoon.

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The classic racoon look never looks better, with the finer details, like the underskin, given the attention it deserves.

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Their population is controlled by the racoon population; it has been shown that as the racoons decrease in number, mating terrapins increase, leading to increased turtle activity at the airport.

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But they've probably never had a bag of marshmallows nicked by a racoon.

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The sanctuary had been treating a large number of racoons and skunks with canine distemper, which crossed over to the big cats. 18 big cats died in this epidemic.

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He said he's found squirrels -- in chimneys and running through houses -- and racoons in attics.

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She said racoons tend to have more babies within a city than they do in the country due to available food.

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There is some evidence that other organisms may serve as reservoirs for the bacteria such as domestic goats, domestic dogs, racoons, and coyotes.

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