Raccoons and Opossums are two of the most commonly dealt with nuisance animals. They are very similar in their living and eating habits. Both have adapted to living with humans, and have learned that garbage cans and dumpsters are excellent sources of food. A mother raccoon will often tear a hole in a roof to access the attic, where she will make quite a mess and a lot of noise. Once inside the attic, raccoons often tear off insulation paper, open ducts, tear insulation off pipes, etc. Opossums don't, however cause as much structural damage as raccoons. Both raccoons and opossums will often break into a screened-in porch to get pet food.
Raccoons carry a number of parasites and diseases that can affect people or pets; they are a common carrier of rabies, a potentially fatal disease. They also carry canine distemper, which can kill your dog. Their feces may contain raccoon roundworm, the spores of which humans can breathe in and become seriously infected by, so it is important to capture raccoons using human habitat. Opossums do not carry rabies due to their lower than usual body temperature being too low; they do however carry a large amount of parasites sin and thus are vectors for the diseases that fleas, ticks, etc can transmit. They also leave a lot of droppings, which pose the usual excrement health risks, such as leptospirosis or Salmonella.
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