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I thought these little "coatis" (an animal in Mexico that is something like a cross between a raccoon, cat & monkey) were so cute! Here's what happened when I tried to give them a banana...
P.S. The wet spot on my shorts is NOT because I peed my pants...I had just put my shorts on over top of my wet bathing suit after going for a swim! Just wanted to pre-empt any comments about me being so scared that I peed my pants!
Our Idea: Simply imagine, this would be your Hand :).
We have a Serial with Dozens of different Animal Breeds in Mind.
For more Cute Animal Videos type: #eberkopf
For more Cute Coati Videos type: #moviecoati
This cuddly little guy is known as a Nasua Nasua (lat.) or Coatimundi (in German Nasenbär = Nosebear) and is closely related to the raccoon. While the Racoon lifes in North America, the Coati is his south american relative. Elvis is six years old now and he’s gotten very smart! He works as a Moviepet (for instance "Quatsch und die Nasenbärbande", ab 6.11.14 im Kino, in englisch Fiddlesticks, I don´t know the Release-Date) the first Movie worldwide, where a Coati plays the Mainrole. As you can see, he knows how to get what he wants. :P Hes a professional cuddler.
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- published: 20 Sep 2014
- views: 832764
Coati mundi are in the racoon family and supposedly found even in Texas and Arizona. Although cute, they have teeth that I wouldn't want sunk in me, at the Iberostar Paraiso Lindo resort in the Riviera Maya of Mexico where this video was shot, coati mundi are abundant.
At around 4pm they descend on the beach by the dozens for scraps given to them around the beach snack shack.
I think it's great that Iberostar respects these cute animals and has left them to roam the grounds in peace.
- published: 01 Dec 2010
- views: 31262
Meet the latest addition to the family.... Zed the Coatimundi!
Zed is a fun-loving 12-week-old White-Nosed Coati who loves to travel and enjoy life. From learning tricks, going for runs on his harness, travelling to educational events, to digging in the beach sand... I have compiled many of Zed's favourite activities into this collection of clips. This little dude LOVES adventure! I hope you enjoy his crazy antics. :)
Some info about his species:
The White-nosed Coati (nasua narica) is a medium-sized mammal indigenous to Central America, Mexico, and the southwestern United States (Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico). They are large members of the family Procyonidae (the raccoon family), with the males growing to be as heavy as 27 lbs at maturity while the females are usually between 6 and 13 lbs. The name "coati" (pronounced ko-WAH-tee) is derived from the Tupi term "akwa'tim", meaning "pointy nose". The coati's nose is incredibly flexible and is able to bend 60 degrees in any direction. They use their nose, coupled with their powerful and heavily-clawed paws, to forage for grubs and insects in the earth. A coati's diet includes grubs, insects, tarantulas, reptile and bird eggs, fruits, and any small vertebrates they can catch. Coatis are the only procyonid that is diurnal by nature; namely, they are most active during the day. Female coatis and their young form bands of 30-40 individuals while male coatis live solitary lives, only joining other coatis for breeding. These lone male coatis are called "coatimundis". White-nosed Coatis are listed as "Least Concern" by the IUCN Red List and are abundant in the wild.
Note to viewers:
Zed is an educational animal ambassador and travels with Shorty, the rats, and a bevy of other animals to schools, camps, etc. doing educational presentations. I am a professional animal handler and have over a decade's experience working with animals, both wild and domestic. In no way do coatis' behaviour resemble a cat or dog's, and they are incredibly high-maintenance and destructive animals that can be difficult to handle especially as adults. You may think Zed is cute, but coatis do not have the same "pet quality" as dogs and cats and should only be in the hands of expert keepers. If you think you want a pet coati after watching Zed's video, please understand that these clips do not at all capture what it is like to live with this species. Coatis need all of your time and attention and will steal and destroy your belongings, can be temperamental, and are like living with a two-year-old child on caffeine (with sharp teeth and claws, and incredible jumping abilities) for their entire lives, which is around 15-20 years. As well, they can become very aggressive if they are not given the attention that they need. If you have fallen in love with coatis through Zed's video and are thinking, "I want one!", it may be best for you to just vicariously own one through Zed's videos. Coatis are an enormous commitment and are NOT an animal you can purchase on a whim.
Additional info about Zed:
Zed was NOT taken from the wild. He is a captive-born coati, as were his parents, his parents' parents, etc., just like your pet hamster. Acquiring a captive-born exotic animal species does not in any way support poaching/smuggling, in the same way acquiring a puppy from a reputable dog breeder does not support puppy mills. I work extensively to educate the public on coatis in the wild, and I vehemently oppose poaching and the illegal smuggling of wildlife.
To those wondering about his leash: Zed is currently in recall training. Once he has mastered a solid recall, he will be off-leash 24/7 like my other animals.
Music by Josh Woodward: https://www.joshwoodward.com/
Our official website: http://www.useyourclicker.com/
Our official blog: http://nanabordercollie.blogspot.com/
Our photos on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanabordercollie/
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- published: 05 Aug 2015
- views: 47487
Coati has got some food on her hands and she isn't wasting anything. lol
- published: 30 Nov 2009
- views: 22748
Coati Invasion - wildlife at the Iberostar Lindo Parasio, the Yucatan Mexico
Music: exerpts of Friday by Alexandr Filippov http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
- published: 22 Oct 2010
- views: 43871
Coati
Coatis, genera Nasua and Nasuella, also known as the coatimundi /koʊˌɑːtᵻˈmʌndi/, Mexican tejón, cholugo, or moncún, Guatemalan and Costa Rican pizote, hog-nosed coon, Colombian cusumbo, and other names, are members of the raccoon family (Procyonidae). They are diurnal mammals native to South America, Central America, and south-western North America. The term is reported to be derived from the Tupi language (Brazil).
Physical characteristics
Adult coatis measure 33 to 69 cm (13 to 27 in) from head to the base of the tail, which can be as long as their bodies. Coatis are about 30 cm (12 in) tall at the shoulder, and weigh between 2 and 8 kg (4.4 and 17.6 lb), about the size of a large house cat. Males can become almost twice as large as females and have large, sharp canine teeth. The above measurements are for the white-nosed and South America coatis. The two mountain coatis are smaller.
All coatis share a slender head with an elongated, flexible, slightly upward-turned nose, small ears, dark feet, and a long, non-prehensile tail used for balance and signaling.
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2:27Coati Attack!
Coati Attack!Coati Attack!
I thought these little "coatis" (an animal in Mexico that is something like a cross between a raccoon, cat & monkey) were so cute! Here's what happened when I tried to give them a banana... P.S. The wet spot on my shorts is NOT because I peed my pants...I had just put my shorts on over top of my wet bathing suit after going for a swim! Just wanted to pre-empt any comments about me being so scared that I peed my pants! -
2:14Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your AttentionElvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
Our Idea: Simply imagine, this would be your Hand :). We have a Serial with Dozens of different Animal Breeds in Mind. For more Cute Animal Videos type: #eberkopf For more Cute Coati Videos type: #moviecoati This cuddly little guy is known as a Nasua Nasua (lat.) or Coatimundi (in German Nasenbär = Nosebear) and is closely related to the raccoon. While the Racoon lifes in North America, the Coati is his south american relative. Elvis is six years old now and he’s gotten very smart! He works as a Moviepet (for instance "Quatsch und die Nasenbärbande", ab 6.11.14 im Kino, in englisch Fiddlesticks, I don´t know the Release-Date) the first Movie worldwide, where a Coati plays the Mainrole. As you can see, he knows how to get what he wants. :P Hes a professional cuddler. This Video is promoted exclusive by Storyful. Click here to subscribe to Storyful for more videos like this: http://bitly.com/1BWC54C Follow Storyful on Facebook and Twitter here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Storyful Twitter: https://twitter.com/storyfulviral -
1:06Jaguar Vs. Coati
Jaguar Vs. CoatiJaguar Vs. Coati
a coati encounters a big jaguar, will it survive? -
1:30Coati | Curious Creatures
Coati | Curious Creatures -
3:03Coati mundi - tropical raccoon
Coati mundi - tropical raccoonCoati mundi - tropical raccoon
Coati mundi are in the racoon family and supposedly found even in Texas and Arizona. Although cute, they have teeth that I wouldn't want sunk in me, at the Iberostar Paraiso Lindo resort in the Riviera Maya of Mexico where this video was shot, coati mundi are abundant. At around 4pm they descend on the beach by the dozens for scraps given to them around the beach snack shack. I think it's great that Iberostar respects these cute animals and has left them to roam the grounds in peace. -
4:20The Newest Family Member: Zed the Coatimundi
The Newest Family Member: Zed the CoatimundiThe Newest Family Member: Zed the Coatimundi
Meet the latest addition to the family.... Zed the Coatimundi! Zed is a fun-loving 12-week-old White-Nosed Coati who loves to travel and enjoy life. From learning tricks, going for runs on his harness, travelling to educational events, to digging in the beach sand... I have compiled many of Zed's favourite activities into this collection of clips. This little dude LOVES adventure! I hope you enjoy his crazy antics. :) Some info about his species: The White-nosed Coati (nasua narica) is a medium-sized mammal indigenous to Central America, Mexico, and the southwestern United States (Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico). They are large members of the family Procyonidae (the raccoon family), with the males growing to be as heavy as 27 lbs at maturity while the females are usually between 6 and 13 lbs. The name "coati" (pronounced ko-WAH-tee) is derived from the Tupi term "akwa'tim", meaning "pointy nose". The coati's nose is incredibly flexible and is able to bend 60 degrees in any direction. They use their nose, coupled with their powerful and heavily-clawed paws, to forage for grubs and insects in the earth. A coati's diet includes grubs, insects, tarantulas, reptile and bird eggs, fruits, and any small vertebrates they can catch. Coatis are the only procyonid that is diurnal by nature; namely, they are most active during the day. Female coatis and their young form bands of 30-40 individuals while male coatis live solitary lives, only joining other coatis for breeding. These lone male coatis are called "coatimundis". White-nosed Coatis are listed as "Least Concern" by the IUCN Red List and are abundant in the wild. Note to viewers: Zed is an educational animal ambassador and travels with Shorty, the rats, and a bevy of other animals to schools, camps, etc. doing educational presentations. I am a professional animal handler and have over a decade's experience working with animals, both wild and domestic. In no way do coatis' behaviour resemble a cat or dog's, and they are incredibly high-maintenance and destructive animals that can be difficult to handle especially as adults. You may think Zed is cute, but coatis do not have the same "pet quality" as dogs and cats and should only be in the hands of expert keepers. If you think you want a pet coati after watching Zed's video, please understand that these clips do not at all capture what it is like to live with this species. Coatis need all of your time and attention and will steal and destroy your belongings, can be temperamental, and are like living with a two-year-old child on caffeine (with sharp teeth and claws, and incredible jumping abilities) for their entire lives, which is around 15-20 years. As well, they can become very aggressive if they are not given the attention that they need. If you have fallen in love with coatis through Zed's video and are thinking, "I want one!", it may be best for you to just vicariously own one through Zed's videos. Coatis are an enormous commitment and are NOT an animal you can purchase on a whim. Additional info about Zed: Zed was NOT taken from the wild. He is a captive-born coati, as were his parents, his parents' parents, etc., just like your pet hamster. Acquiring a captive-born exotic animal species does not in any way support poaching/smuggling, in the same way acquiring a puppy from a reputable dog breeder does not support puppy mills. I work extensively to educate the public on coatis in the wild, and I vehemently oppose poaching and the illegal smuggling of wildlife. To those wondering about his leash: Zed is currently in recall training. Once he has mastered a solid recall, he will be off-leash 24/7 like my other animals. Music by Josh Woodward: https://www.joshwoodward.com/ Our official website: http://www.useyourclicker.com/ Our official blog: http://nanabordercollie.blogspot.com/ Our photos on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanabordercollie/ Our facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Amazing-Animal-Tricks/617175718326361 -
2:11Coati vs Raccoon
Coati vs RaccoonCoati vs Raccoon
Coati Zack fights (play-fight) his Raccoon buddy Freddy. -
2:13Coati Eating Herself!
Coati Eating Herself!Coati Eating Herself!
Coati has got some food on her hands and she isn't wasting anything. lol -
4:36El Coati 2
El Coati 2El Coati 2
Mascotas -
1:01Coati Invasion
Coati InvasionCoati Invasion
Coati Invasion - wildlife at the Iberostar Lindo Parasio, the Yucatan Mexico Music: exerpts of Friday by Alexandr Filippov http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
'Coati' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Nothing Upstairs (1990)
Actors: Judy Tenuta (actress), Coati Mundi (actor), Alan King (producer), Paul Provenza (actor), John Fortenberry (director), Amy Stiller (actress), Campbell McLaren (producer), Bob Nelson (actor), Larry Keith (actor), Alan Goodman (producer), Alan Goodman (writer), Dennis Wolfberg (actor), Gene Baylos (actor),
Genres: Comedy,-
Coati Attack!
I thought these little "coatis" (an animal in Mexico that is something like a cross between a raccoon, cat & monkey) were so cute! Here's what happened when I tried to give them a banana... P.S. The wet spot on my shorts is NOT because I peed my pants...I had just put my shorts on over top of my wet bathing suit after going for a swim! Just wanted to pre-empt any comments about me being so scared that I peed my pants! -
Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
Our Idea: Simply imagine, this would be your Hand :). We have a Serial with Dozens of different Animal Breeds in Mind. For more Cute Animal Videos type: #eberkopf For more Cute Coati Videos type: #moviecoati This cuddly little guy is known as a Nasua Nasua (lat.) or Coatimundi (in German Nasenbär = Nosebear) and is closely related to the raccoon. While the Racoon lifes in North America, the Coati is his south american relative. Elvis is six years old now and he’s gotten very smart! He works as a Moviepet (for instance "Quatsch und die Nasenbärbande", ab 6.11.14 im Kino, in englisch Fiddlesticks, I don´t know the Release-Date) the first Movie worldwide, where a Coati plays the Mainrole. As you can see, he knows how to get what he wants. :P Hes a professional cuddler. This Video is promot... -
Jaguar Vs. Coati
a coati encounters a big jaguar, will it survive? -
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Coati mundi - tropical raccoon
Coati mundi are in the racoon family and supposedly found even in Texas and Arizona. Although cute, they have teeth that I wouldn't want sunk in me, at the Iberostar Paraiso Lindo resort in the Riviera Maya of Mexico where this video was shot, coati mundi are abundant. At around 4pm they descend on the beach by the dozens for scraps given to them around the beach snack shack. I think it's great that Iberostar respects these cute animals and has left them to roam the grounds in peace. -
The Newest Family Member: Zed the Coatimundi
Meet the latest addition to the family.... Zed the Coatimundi! Zed is a fun-loving 12-week-old White-Nosed Coati who loves to travel and enjoy life. From learning tricks, going for runs on his harness, travelling to educational events, to digging in the beach sand... I have compiled many of Zed's favourite activities into this collection of clips. This little dude LOVES adventure! I hope you enjoy his crazy antics. :) Some info about his species: The White-nosed Coati (nasua narica) is a medium-sized mammal indigenous to Central America, Mexico, and the southwestern United States (Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico). They are large members of the family Procyonidae (the raccoon family), with the males growing to be as heavy as 27 lbs at maturity while the females are usually between 6 a... -
Coati vs Raccoon
Coati Zack fights (play-fight) his Raccoon buddy Freddy. -
Coati Eating Herself!
Coati has got some food on her hands and she isn't wasting anything. lol -
El Coati 2
Mascotas -
Coati Invasion
Coati Invasion - wildlife at the Iberostar Lindo Parasio, the Yucatan Mexico Music: exerpts of Friday by Alexandr Filippov http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
Coati Attack!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 24 Aug 2013
- views: 41554
I thought these little "coatis" (an animal in Mexico that is something like a cross between a raccoon, cat & monkey) were so cute! Here's what happened when I ...
I thought these little "coatis" (an animal in Mexico that is something like a cross between a raccoon, cat & monkey) were so cute! Here's what happened when I tried to give them a banana...
P.S. The wet spot on my shorts is NOT because I peed my pants...I had just put my shorts on over top of my wet bathing suit after going for a swim! Just wanted to pre-empt any comments about me being so scared that I peed my pants!
wn.com/Coati Attack
I thought these little "coatis" (an animal in Mexico that is something like a cross between a raccoon, cat & monkey) were so cute! Here's what happened when I tried to give them a banana...
P.S. The wet spot on my shorts is NOT because I peed my pants...I had just put my shorts on over top of my wet bathing suit after going for a swim! Just wanted to pre-empt any comments about me being so scared that I peed my pants!
- published: 24 Aug 2013
- views: 41554
Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 20 Sep 2014
- views: 832764
Our Idea: Simply imagine, this would be your Hand :).
We have a Serial with Dozens of different Animal Breeds in Mind.
For more Cute Animal Videos type: #eberk...
Our Idea: Simply imagine, this would be your Hand :).
We have a Serial with Dozens of different Animal Breeds in Mind.
For more Cute Animal Videos type: #eberkopf
For more Cute Coati Videos type: #moviecoati
This cuddly little guy is known as a Nasua Nasua (lat.) or Coatimundi (in German Nasenbär = Nosebear) and is closely related to the raccoon. While the Racoon lifes in North America, the Coati is his south american relative. Elvis is six years old now and he’s gotten very smart! He works as a Moviepet (for instance "Quatsch und die Nasenbärbande", ab 6.11.14 im Kino, in englisch Fiddlesticks, I don´t know the Release-Date) the first Movie worldwide, where a Coati plays the Mainrole. As you can see, he knows how to get what he wants. :P Hes a professional cuddler.
This Video is promoted exclusive by Storyful.
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wn.com/Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
Our Idea: Simply imagine, this would be your Hand :).
We have a Serial with Dozens of different Animal Breeds in Mind.
For more Cute Animal Videos type: #eberkopf
For more Cute Coati Videos type: #moviecoati
This cuddly little guy is known as a Nasua Nasua (lat.) or Coatimundi (in German Nasenbär = Nosebear) and is closely related to the raccoon. While the Racoon lifes in North America, the Coati is his south american relative. Elvis is six years old now and he’s gotten very smart! He works as a Moviepet (for instance "Quatsch und die Nasenbärbande", ab 6.11.14 im Kino, in englisch Fiddlesticks, I don´t know the Release-Date) the first Movie worldwide, where a Coati plays the Mainrole. As you can see, he knows how to get what he wants. :P Hes a professional cuddler.
This Video is promoted exclusive by Storyful.
Click here to subscribe to Storyful for more videos like this: http://bitly.com/1BWC54C
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- published: 20 Sep 2014
- views: 832764
Jaguar Vs. Coati
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 01 Feb 2010
- views: 113820
a coati encounters a big jaguar, will it survive?
a coati encounters a big jaguar, will it survive?
wn.com/Jaguar Vs. Coati
a coati encounters a big jaguar, will it survive?
- published: 01 Feb 2010
- views: 113820
Coati | Curious Creatures
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 22 Feb 2016
- views: 1540
This week's Curious Creature is the inquisitive Coati. Find out about the coati's formidable sense of smell and how they inspired ancient Mayan pottery!
For mo...
This week's Curious Creature is the inquisitive Coati. Find out about the coati's formidable sense of smell and how they inspired ancient Mayan pottery!
For more Curious Creatures visit: http://www.zsl.org/kids
wn.com/Coati | Curious Creatures
Coati mundi - tropical raccoon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:03
- Updated: 01 Dec 2010
- views: 31262
Coati mundi are in the racoon family and supposedly found even in Texas and Arizona. Although cute, they have teeth that I wouldn't want sunk in me, at the Iber...
Coati mundi are in the racoon family and supposedly found even in Texas and Arizona. Although cute, they have teeth that I wouldn't want sunk in me, at the Iberostar Paraiso Lindo resort in the Riviera Maya of Mexico where this video was shot, coati mundi are abundant.
At around 4pm they descend on the beach by the dozens for scraps given to them around the beach snack shack.
I think it's great that Iberostar respects these cute animals and has left them to roam the grounds in peace.
wn.com/Coati Mundi Tropical Raccoon
Coati mundi are in the racoon family and supposedly found even in Texas and Arizona. Although cute, they have teeth that I wouldn't want sunk in me, at the Iberostar Paraiso Lindo resort in the Riviera Maya of Mexico where this video was shot, coati mundi are abundant.
At around 4pm they descend on the beach by the dozens for scraps given to them around the beach snack shack.
I think it's great that Iberostar respects these cute animals and has left them to roam the grounds in peace.
- published: 01 Dec 2010
- views: 31262
The Newest Family Member: Zed the Coatimundi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:20
- Updated: 05 Aug 2015
- views: 47487
Meet the latest addition to the family.... Zed the Coatimundi!
Zed is a fun-loving 12-week-old White-Nosed Coati who loves to travel and enjoy life. From lea...
Meet the latest addition to the family.... Zed the Coatimundi!
Zed is a fun-loving 12-week-old White-Nosed Coati who loves to travel and enjoy life. From learning tricks, going for runs on his harness, travelling to educational events, to digging in the beach sand... I have compiled many of Zed's favourite activities into this collection of clips. This little dude LOVES adventure! I hope you enjoy his crazy antics. :)
Some info about his species:
The White-nosed Coati (nasua narica) is a medium-sized mammal indigenous to Central America, Mexico, and the southwestern United States (Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico). They are large members of the family Procyonidae (the raccoon family), with the males growing to be as heavy as 27 lbs at maturity while the females are usually between 6 and 13 lbs. The name "coati" (pronounced ko-WAH-tee) is derived from the Tupi term "akwa'tim", meaning "pointy nose". The coati's nose is incredibly flexible and is able to bend 60 degrees in any direction. They use their nose, coupled with their powerful and heavily-clawed paws, to forage for grubs and insects in the earth. A coati's diet includes grubs, insects, tarantulas, reptile and bird eggs, fruits, and any small vertebrates they can catch. Coatis are the only procyonid that is diurnal by nature; namely, they are most active during the day. Female coatis and their young form bands of 30-40 individuals while male coatis live solitary lives, only joining other coatis for breeding. These lone male coatis are called "coatimundis". White-nosed Coatis are listed as "Least Concern" by the IUCN Red List and are abundant in the wild.
Note to viewers:
Zed is an educational animal ambassador and travels with Shorty, the rats, and a bevy of other animals to schools, camps, etc. doing educational presentations. I am a professional animal handler and have over a decade's experience working with animals, both wild and domestic. In no way do coatis' behaviour resemble a cat or dog's, and they are incredibly high-maintenance and destructive animals that can be difficult to handle especially as adults. You may think Zed is cute, but coatis do not have the same "pet quality" as dogs and cats and should only be in the hands of expert keepers. If you think you want a pet coati after watching Zed's video, please understand that these clips do not at all capture what it is like to live with this species. Coatis need all of your time and attention and will steal and destroy your belongings, can be temperamental, and are like living with a two-year-old child on caffeine (with sharp teeth and claws, and incredible jumping abilities) for their entire lives, which is around 15-20 years. As well, they can become very aggressive if they are not given the attention that they need. If you have fallen in love with coatis through Zed's video and are thinking, "I want one!", it may be best for you to just vicariously own one through Zed's videos. Coatis are an enormous commitment and are NOT an animal you can purchase on a whim.
Additional info about Zed:
Zed was NOT taken from the wild. He is a captive-born coati, as were his parents, his parents' parents, etc., just like your pet hamster. Acquiring a captive-born exotic animal species does not in any way support poaching/smuggling, in the same way acquiring a puppy from a reputable dog breeder does not support puppy mills. I work extensively to educate the public on coatis in the wild, and I vehemently oppose poaching and the illegal smuggling of wildlife.
To those wondering about his leash: Zed is currently in recall training. Once he has mastered a solid recall, he will be off-leash 24/7 like my other animals.
Music by Josh Woodward: https://www.joshwoodward.com/
Our official website: http://www.useyourclicker.com/
Our official blog: http://nanabordercollie.blogspot.com/
Our photos on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanabordercollie/
Our facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Amazing-Animal-Tricks/617175718326361
wn.com/The Newest Family Member Zed The Coatimundi
Meet the latest addition to the family.... Zed the Coatimundi!
Zed is a fun-loving 12-week-old White-Nosed Coati who loves to travel and enjoy life. From learning tricks, going for runs on his harness, travelling to educational events, to digging in the beach sand... I have compiled many of Zed's favourite activities into this collection of clips. This little dude LOVES adventure! I hope you enjoy his crazy antics. :)
Some info about his species:
The White-nosed Coati (nasua narica) is a medium-sized mammal indigenous to Central America, Mexico, and the southwestern United States (Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico). They are large members of the family Procyonidae (the raccoon family), with the males growing to be as heavy as 27 lbs at maturity while the females are usually between 6 and 13 lbs. The name "coati" (pronounced ko-WAH-tee) is derived from the Tupi term "akwa'tim", meaning "pointy nose". The coati's nose is incredibly flexible and is able to bend 60 degrees in any direction. They use their nose, coupled with their powerful and heavily-clawed paws, to forage for grubs and insects in the earth. A coati's diet includes grubs, insects, tarantulas, reptile and bird eggs, fruits, and any small vertebrates they can catch. Coatis are the only procyonid that is diurnal by nature; namely, they are most active during the day. Female coatis and their young form bands of 30-40 individuals while male coatis live solitary lives, only joining other coatis for breeding. These lone male coatis are called "coatimundis". White-nosed Coatis are listed as "Least Concern" by the IUCN Red List and are abundant in the wild.
Note to viewers:
Zed is an educational animal ambassador and travels with Shorty, the rats, and a bevy of other animals to schools, camps, etc. doing educational presentations. I am a professional animal handler and have over a decade's experience working with animals, both wild and domestic. In no way do coatis' behaviour resemble a cat or dog's, and they are incredibly high-maintenance and destructive animals that can be difficult to handle especially as adults. You may think Zed is cute, but coatis do not have the same "pet quality" as dogs and cats and should only be in the hands of expert keepers. If you think you want a pet coati after watching Zed's video, please understand that these clips do not at all capture what it is like to live with this species. Coatis need all of your time and attention and will steal and destroy your belongings, can be temperamental, and are like living with a two-year-old child on caffeine (with sharp teeth and claws, and incredible jumping abilities) for their entire lives, which is around 15-20 years. As well, they can become very aggressive if they are not given the attention that they need. If you have fallen in love with coatis through Zed's video and are thinking, "I want one!", it may be best for you to just vicariously own one through Zed's videos. Coatis are an enormous commitment and are NOT an animal you can purchase on a whim.
Additional info about Zed:
Zed was NOT taken from the wild. He is a captive-born coati, as were his parents, his parents' parents, etc., just like your pet hamster. Acquiring a captive-born exotic animal species does not in any way support poaching/smuggling, in the same way acquiring a puppy from a reputable dog breeder does not support puppy mills. I work extensively to educate the public on coatis in the wild, and I vehemently oppose poaching and the illegal smuggling of wildlife.
To those wondering about his leash: Zed is currently in recall training. Once he has mastered a solid recall, he will be off-leash 24/7 like my other animals.
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- published: 05 Aug 2015
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Coati vs Raccoon
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- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 09 May 2012
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Coati Zack fights (play-fight) his Raccoon buddy Freddy.
Coati Zack fights (play-fight) his Raccoon buddy Freddy.
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Coati Eating Herself!
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 30 Nov 2009
- views: 22748
Coati has got some food on her hands and she isn't wasting anything. lol
Coati has got some food on her hands and she isn't wasting anything. lol
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Coati has got some food on her hands and she isn't wasting anything. lol
- published: 30 Nov 2009
- views: 22748
El Coati 2
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- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 30 Jul 2008
- views: 25902
Mascotas
Mascotas
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Mascotas
- published: 30 Jul 2008
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Coati Invasion
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- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 22 Oct 2010
- views: 43871
Coati Invasion - wildlife at the Iberostar Lindo Parasio, the Yucatan Mexico
Music: exerpts of Friday by Alexandr Filippov http://creativecommons.org/licenses/...
Coati Invasion - wildlife at the Iberostar Lindo Parasio, the Yucatan Mexico
Music: exerpts of Friday by Alexandr Filippov http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
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Coati Invasion - wildlife at the Iberostar Lindo Parasio, the Yucatan Mexico
Music: exerpts of Friday by Alexandr Filippov http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
- published: 22 Oct 2010
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Coati Attack!
I thought these little "coatis" (an animal in Mexico that is something like a cross betwee...
published: 24 Aug 2013
Coati Attack!
Coati Attack!
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Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
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published: 20 Sep 2014
Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
Elvis The Super Cute Coatimundi Wants Your Attention
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Jaguar Vs. Coati
a coati encounters a big jaguar, will it survive?
published: 01 Feb 2010
Jaguar Vs. Coati
Jaguar Vs. Coati
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Coati | Curious Creatures
This week's Curious Creature is the inquisitive Coati. Find out about the coati's formidab...
published: 22 Feb 2016
Coati | Curious Creatures
Coati | Curious Creatures
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Coati mundi - tropical raccoon
Coati mundi are in the racoon family and supposedly found even in Texas and Arizona. Altho...
published: 01 Dec 2010
Coati mundi - tropical raccoon
Coati mundi - tropical raccoon
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The Newest Family Member: Zed the Coatimundi
Meet the latest addition to the family.... Zed the Coatimundi!
Zed is a fun-loving 12-we...
published: 05 Aug 2015
The Newest Family Member: Zed the Coatimundi
The Newest Family Member: Zed the Coatimundi
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Coati vs Raccoon
Coati Zack fights (play-fight) his Raccoon buddy Freddy.
published: 09 May 2012
Coati vs Raccoon
Coati vs Raccoon
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Coati Eating Herself!
Coati has got some food on her hands and she isn't wasting anything. lol
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Coati Eating Herself!
Coati Eating Herself!
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El Coati 2
Mascotas
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El Coati 2
El Coati 2
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Coati Invasion
Coati Invasion - wildlife at the Iberostar Lindo Parasio, the Yucatan Mexico
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Coati Invasion
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Honor Killing: Pakistani Social Media Star Strangled to Death by brother
Edit Voa News 16 Jul 2016
Hundreds of women are murdered in Pakistan for honor every year. On Friday, Pakistani model and social media celebrity Qandeel Balock was killed by one of her brothers, police said. Balock was spending the Ed holiday with her family and had travelled from Karachi to Muzaffarabad village in central Punjab province. She was asleep, police said, when one of her six brothers strangled Baloch to death in the family’s home ... ....
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French PM says clear that Nice truck driver was radicalised quickly
Edit The Himalayan 17 Jul 2016
PARIS. The man behind the truck attack that killed at least 84 people celebrating Bastille Day in the French city of Nice had recently been radicalised, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said in remarks published on Sunday. Thursday night’s attack in the Riviera city of Nice plunged France into new grief and fear just eight months after gunmen killed 130 people in Paris ... SECURITY FAILURES? ... ... ....
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Why Mike Pence won't be Donald Trump's attack dog
Edit Business Insider 17 Jul 2016
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump (R) applauds and Indiana Governor Mike Pence waves as Pence's daughter Charlotte looks on at a press event held to introduce Pence as Trump's running mate in New York, U.S., July 16, 2016. (Reuters) - In 1990, during a close and bitter congressional race, Mike Pence came under attack for using campaign funds to pay for personal expenses, including his mortgage and credit card bills ... ....
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No US role in failed Turkish military coup: Kerry
Edit Deccan Herald 17 Jul 2016
The US has rejected accusations that it was behind the failed military coup attempt in Turkey and said such public insinuations are harmful to our bilateral relations. Secretary of State John Kerry called his Turkish counterpart yesterday to offer US support in the wake of a failed coup and protest claims that US had backed it ... ....
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Thousands rally for Turkish President Erdogan after military coup fails
Edit Deccan Chronicle 17 Jul 2016
Ankara. Thousands took to the streets of Turkey on Saturday in support of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, after authorities crushed a military coup that claimed at least 265 lives. After facing down the bloodiest challenge to his 13-year rule, Erdogan triumphantly addressed flag-waving supporters in Istanbul following Friday's chaos in the strategic NATO member of 80 million people ... Crackdown concerns ... Calls for extradition ... ....
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Coati Update (PDF version) 07:05 17th June 2016 (Amerisur Resources plc)
Edit Public Technologies 17 Jun 2016Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa Hotel
Edit The Daily Telegraph 18 May 2016
Perfectly positioned between lush jungle and sparkling white sand, Maroma is a tropical treat on the Riviera Maya. The antithesis of all-inclusive budget resorts in Cancun, this charming hacienda-style escape is a nature-lover’s paradise, with iguanas on the pathways and coati in the palm trees ... ....
New video and photos show deer and other animals crossing Oracle Road wildlife bridge (Arizona Game and Fish Department)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Apr 2016
(Source ... Mule deer using wildlife overpass to cross Oracle Road. TUCSON, Ariz ... A link to the first video of deer crossing the bridge can be seen here ... Javelina using wildlife overpass ... The Coronado National Forest to the east and the Tortolita Mountains to the west are home to an array of desert animals, including mule deer, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, bobcats, badgers, skunks, white-nose coati, javelinas, coyotes, and much more....
BASF, Ashland, Dow Chemical Company - Research and Markets
Edit Business Wire 14 Apr 2016
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Paper Coating Additives Market. Type (Dispersant, Defoamer, Rheology Modifier, Others), By Formulation (Waterborne, Solventborne, Powder and High Solids) Paper Type (Packaging, Printing & Writing, Specialty Coated, Others) - Forecast(2015-2020)" report to their offering ... Paper industry coati ... ....
White tops sartorial preferences
Edit The Times of India 21 Mar 2016
Patna. Wearing white on Holi seems to be the most popular option this season. This is the reason that though the market has been flooded with a variety of apparels in various fabrics and colours for Holi, nothing beats the craze for colour white ... Women have more options to experiment with ... "Apart from dupattas, this time bright 'coatis' (ladies jacket) with thread and mirror works are in huge demand ... ....
Coppola's boutique hotel in Guatemala
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 20 Mar 2016
EL REMATE, Guatemala - We were hungry, we were tired, it was pushing 8 p.m., and now we were crawling along a dirt road through a Guatemalan forest in an SUV, slamming into potholes the size of steamer trunks. Coppola's boutique hotel in Guatemala ... The park was as impressive for its towering gray Mayan pyramids as for the wildlife in the surrounding jungle - spider monkeys, toucans, parakeets, and raccoonlike animals known as coati ... ....
Moreish memoirs from a glorious femme fatale
Edit The Guardian 08 Feb 2016
Barbara Skelton knew some of the most eminent men of her era – often intimately – and wrote down exactly what she thought of them. @msrachelcooke ... Hadn’t I always meant to read her memoirs, Tears Before Bedtime and Weep No More? Perhaps now was the moment ... Having fallen in love with a coati called Diane she sees in a zoo, she begs a friend to bring her one from Uruguay, which he duly does ... ....
Talking To Your Kids About Important Facts And Figures In Black History
Edit Huffington Post 04 Feb 2016
Actual conversation with my 6 year old last month.. L. Mommy, don't forget I don't have school on Monday because it's Martin Luther King Day. Me. I know. Do you know who Martin Luther King is and what he did?. L. He pronounced to the whole world that we should be equal. We shouldn't do things separately. It's too hard and it's not fair. Dad ... L. Everyone ... {Insert blank stare here} ... Thus, I myself have become a little "sugar coaty" in my approach ... ....
PPG set to display commercial coatings products at NATM Show (PPG Industries Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 03 Feb 2016
(Source. PPG Industries Inc). STRONGSVILLE, Ohio, Feb. 2, 2016 - The PPG (NYSE. PPG) commercial coatings group will exhibit its line of advanced coatings products at the 28th annual National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM) national convention and trade show. The show, regarded as this industry's premier 2016 event, is Feb ... PPG ... PPG) ... http.//corporate.ppg.com/Media/Newsroom/2016/PPG-at-28th-Annual-NATM-Show-with-commercial-coati....
No clarity in animal transfer plans of capital’s zoo
Edit The Hindu 02 Feb 2016
Uncertainty continues over the arrival of new animals to the city zoo. There are still no signs of the Himalayan bear that was to have arrived at the zoo last year ... When contacted, Zoo Director K ... The zoo would have acquired a pair of white lions, a pair of Siberian tigers, 15 ring-tailed coati, two llamas, and five squirrel monkeys by handing over three elephants to the Taygan Lions Park and Skazka Zoo in Yalta, Crimea, Russia ... ....
Family Fun in Costa Rica
Edit The Examiner 22 Jan 2016
One of the first decisions to make when traveling with a family is where to go. In Northern California, families typically head to the Tahoe/Truckee area for winter snow play. While this is always fun, our family decided to head somewhere warm this year so we choose Costa Rica in Central America ... The up side is that you have lots of time to take in the enchanting scenery! ... Pacific Coast Beaches ... We also saw sloths, kinkajous, and coatis....
Breeding hopes as 'mischievous' coatis and endangered tamarins join Perth Zoo
Edit Australian Broadcasting Corporation 13 Jan 2016
The six coatis and the pair of tamarins were brought from Melbourne Zoo, and join "Marvin" and "Kyle", two existing Bolivian squirrel monkeys ... ....
European Architectural Coatings Market Report 2014-2019
Edit Business Wire 17 Dec 2015
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http.//www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8qqrdz/europe) has announced the addition of the "Europe - Architectural Coatings" report to their offering ... The reports provide, by country, consumption estimates in both volume and value for architectural coati ... ....
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