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Coatis, also called coatimundis, belong to the same family as raccoons. They have long and pig-like snouts that have earned them the nickname "the hog-nosed raccoon." Coatis are extremely flexible and they can be rotated up to 60° in any direction.

Picture Why are Coatis Called the Hog-Nosed Raccoon?

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