Raccoon Balsa Ornament balsa-tropical They have a 6th finger

They have a 6th finger similar to our thumb which makes it much easier for them to hold the bamboo when eating

the male is a vibrant yellow

North Carolina

carrots and milkweed are some of the plants where their eggs are layed because both the catepillar eats these plants and butteffly eat the nectar from the flowers

Raccoon Balsa Ornament balsa-tropical They have a 6th fingerThe Racoon's facial markings make them look like they are wearing a cute mask. The mask actually has a purpose similar to the black markings you see under football players' eyes during games, which are worn to reduce glare. Racoons are most active at night and this cuts down on the peripheral light, making it easier for them to see in the dark. Made out of sustainably harvested balsa wood, these lightweight ornaments are hand carved and then painted