There's No Stopping Toronto's "Uber-Raccoon"

Toronto has been called the "raccoon capital of the world."
The "trash pandas" — as they're (possibly) affectionately known — have been particularly adept at getting into Torontonians' garbage bins.
The raccoon scourge was bad enough that the city spent CA$31 million on "raccoon-resistant" organic green-colored waste bins in 2016. It was the latest assault in what Canadian media have called a "raccoon war."...

 R_P wrote: 
That's pretty great, but geez what a jerk

Zoo Monkeys Beat up Burglar, Leave Him With Multiple Injuries and Prison Sentence

Casford’s intention was to steal a monkey for his girlfriend, but he ended up in a physical fight with the small primates instead. The altercation left Casford with a broken leg, two broken teeth, a sprained ankle, multiple bruises and a prison sentence.

 cc_rider wrote: 

 miamizsun wrote: 
One of our cats learned how to open the doors at the new house in about ten minutes. Which would have been okay, but he taught the dogs how to do it too.
Lever door handles: seemed like a good idea at the time.
c.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 

looks like she has done this before

 haresfur wrote: 
I know, right?

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Opposable thumbs are vastly over-rated.

 Proclivities wrote: 
" I blend!"

 miamizsun wrote: 
wtf wasn't it locked?

 miamizsun wrote: 
That car seat will never be the same....

 R_P wrote: 
Yeah I do like seeing the ones in my neighbourhood, as long as the dogs are in the yard or on lead. We sometimes see a wallaby but they are very shy and solitary. My favourite are the echidnas but its been a long time since I've seen one. 

 haresfur wrote: 
Still, pretty cute as far as a-holes go.

 R_P wrote: 
Just because they get used to people doesn't mean kangaroos won't be arseholes.

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