This coatimundi is using its slender head and strong arms to retrieve food from this enrichment feeder. Thank you, Jennifer Fair from Greenville Zoo for sharing this awesome video! If you're looking for some fun enrichment ideas, check out the Suggested Enrichment Guidelines on the Behavioral Husbandry Committee's page o the AAZK website. | American Association of Zoo Keepers

19K views · 250 reactions | SPOTTED: A rare sighting of a white-nosed coati, also referred to as coatimundi, near Fort Huachuca. This Arizona native is part of the raccoon family and likes to travel in large groups of up to 20 to 30 individuals, made up of only females. Males are solitary and only meet up with the females during mating season. Video by Kari Hibbeler. | Arizona Game and Fish Department Tucson | Facebook