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Baby raccoons, called kits, are highly dependent on their mothers for food, warmth, and protection during their first few months. If they become separated, they may wander around, making high-pitched crying noises in an attempt to call out for their mom. This behavior is instinctive, as they rely on her to teach them essential survival skills. If a kit is found alone, it’s often a sign the mother may return soon, as raccoon mothers sometimes leave their young temporarily while searching for food
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