What are baby raccoons called?

Some raccoons also carry disease such as rabies, leptospirosis, salmonella and roundworm. Raccoons are omnivores meaning that they eat both plants and animals. Raccoons will often eat fruits, seeds, nuts, birds’ eggs, insects, fish, frogs and plants. Really a raccoon will eat just about anything. read more

It is called a kit. And, if there is more than one, they are called kittens. Baby raccoon A young raccoon is called a cub. Young raccoons are called both "kits" and "cubs". A single is a kit or cub while plural or multiples are called kits or cubs. read more

A group of raccoons is called a gaze. Raccoons are sociable animals within the family group. They will remain with the family group for a year before venturing off to look for a mate. read more