
A tameable raccoon that roams forests and swamps.
39.6 of the 58 points that apply = 68 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Animal Garden Common Raccoon adds raccoons to wooded and swamp biomes, including forests, taiga, and mangrove swamps. Raccoons are omnivorous and can be tamed, fed, and bred with any food; they are active at night, sleep during the day, and can be set to wander, rest, or follow. They usually flee from danger, though they can defend themselves when attacked, and they do not fight attackers on behalf of their owners. About every five to ten minutes, a raccoon may dig up an item such as a stick, bone, emerald, amethyst shard, or name tag, though its ability to climb trees can make this less frequent; the possible finds can be edited. Raccoons can harvest mature crops, take the dropped produce, and restore the crop block so it can regrow; they eat stolen items to heal when injured, or carry them to a nearby composter when already at full health. Tamed raccoons do not enter resting mode on their own, so setting one to rest lets it stay in place.
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