Part of the raccoon family, these elusive mammals are full ... some experts would add the Cozumel Island coati and the Wedels coati to the species list. The name coatimundi is believed to come ...

This friendly coati, a member of the raccoon family, is just one of 21 kittens born recently at the Melbourne Zoo. Isolated for the past few weeks in a nesting box, it looks like this little one ...

The coati, a member of the raccoon family, is “also known as … a Brazilian aardvark,” Breves wrote. He did not cite a source for this nickname, and with good reason: he had invented it.

Two white-nosed coati moms, Rita and Sky ... White-nosed coatis are part of the same family as raccoons and are native to the Americas, according to the Smithsonian’s National Zoo & Conservation ...

The Aransas Pass Fire Department had an unusual animal rescue call Friday. No, it wasn't the typical cat in the tree call. In fact, it was a coati. The department posted on its Facebook page ...

The South American coati is a medium-sized mammal with a wide distribution in South America. Despite this, it is endangered in southern Brazil, primarily because of the loss of forest habitats.

The officers posted a picture of the coati they found on Dickens Drive. A coati is a relative of the racoon. It's found naturally in South America, Central America, Mexico and the southwestern ...

Colombia is now home to the first-ever western mountain coati born in captivity after years-long efforts by biologists in a nature park just outside of the capital Bogota. The near-threatened mammal, ...

The white-nosed coati from Belize escaped from the north Belfast site on Monday 19 July. "While it remains relatively mild we're presuming it's still alive," zoo manager Mark Challis said.

On August 12, 2020, a research team from Brazil recorded a South American coati in Canoas, the fourth most populous and densely urbanized city in the southernmost state of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul.