Rody

• Least Concern
• Decreasing

These animals are most commonly found in South America and Central America. Their diet consists of invertebrates and fruit. This animal can reach to about the size of a large house cat and can be found up in trees or on the ground. They have been nicknamed as a "hognose raccoon" and are compared to raccoons often. Their habitat can range from humid forests to cold mountain slopes.

They travel in groups from 4-25 to forage with their offspring. They communicate with each other by chirping or snorting. During breeding season females and young coati's travel in bands of 5-40. The males are solitary and only join during the short mating season. The gestation period is around 11 weeks and they can give birth from 3-7 kits at a time.