
How Do Raccoons Protect Their Babies?
Raccoons are renowned for their high intelligence and adaptiveness. Because many environments are hostile to young raccoons, the mothers do their best to provide a safe space for their babies, known as "kits," to develop.
Unfortunately, human dwellings can be tempting shelters for prospective raccoon mothers. Although denning animals can be surprisingly destructive, humane raccoon removal Madison experts can safely remove mothers and kits from inside buildings without exposing them to predators or hazardous conditions. Here is how raccoon mothers protect their kits from harm and what this can mean when they move into your home: