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Candace M. Vinciguerra

North Carolina State University

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Animal Behavior & CognitionAnimal BehaviourPeer-reviewedAug 21, 2025

Wild raccoons are more innovative but not bolder than another ecological generalist, the Virginia opossum, on a pull-string task

Kristy A. Adaway, Matthew H. Snider, Candace M. Vinciguerra…·Frederick Blake Morton

This study compares bold and innovative behavior in wild raccoons and Virginia opossums on a pull-string task, finding raccoons more innovative but not bolder.

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