From the genus Nasua emerges the white-nosed coati, or coatimundis. It is actually part of the raccoon family, but not all of them have ringed tails. Coati tails are also thinner and less hairy compared to their raccoon cousins. Coatis have an inverted snout that raccoons do not possess, and their fur is lighter in color.

Dog raccoon Japan, like raccoon dogs in general, live in the forests of Japan. Like raccoons, they are active at night and search for food.

Olinguito, which was recently discovered and has large eyes. Its shape is similar to a raccoon in terms of body shape, fur, and hands. As part of the raccoon family, olinguito has several other cousins that look similar in size and shape.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: Red pandas look like a red and cream version of raccoons that are softer. Scientists and researchers initially placed red pandas in the raccoon family because of their skull, teeth, and ringed tail, but realized that the animal needed to be placed in their own family.

Kinkajou looks very similar to coati and raccoon and indeed it should be, because they come from the same family! However, kinkajou has fur color like honey, not dark brown or gray (like raccoon has).

Ringtail cat, or ringtail cat lives in dry areas in the United States. The ringed tail looks like a cross between a fox, cat, and raccoon - its tail is plump and thick, but its face is snout-like, with small eyes and whiskers like a cat and fox.

A little larger than olinguitos (as you can tell from its name), olingo has a thicker ringed tail compared to its smaller counterparts and a slender body, although it is larger.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Luak animals are often mistaken for raccoons, especially the European muskrat which has similar fur color and a unique black-and-white mask. Luak, like raccoons, are similar in size to domestic cats and are active at night. They do most of their hunting at night and sleep during the day."

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Active at night and solitary, this cacomistle has a ring-shaped tail and a masked face like a raccoon. It is also one of the last members of the raccoon family. Although not all cacomistles have ring-shaped tails or masked faces, many have colors similar to raccoons."

Both sigung and rakun are outdoor household pests that are black and white in color with markings on their faces. However, rakun is generally larger than sigung and does not have a defense mechanism like the smelly rakun. However, at night, sigung and rakun can look similar when rummaging through your trash.

The following is the translation of the provided 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Luak animals are often mistaken for raccoons based on their size, striped face, and behavior. Burmese mongooses have a mask similar to raccoons that live in forests and hunt at night. They are much smaller than raccoons, only reaching four or five pounds when fully grown."

Similar to the European marten, the American marten has fur like a raccoon, weighs almost the same as a typical raccoon, and opportunistically hunts at night. They mostly reside in the northern parts of the western, central, and eastern United States - but also live in British Columbia.

Maine coon cats have striped tails. Maine coons usually do not have tails with clear rings; instead, their appearance is gray striped and dark gray. This type of cat is larger than many other domestic cats, so even though raccoons are only the size of domestic cats.

The translation of the provided 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the html tags is as follows: "Wolves have a shape and size similar to a tail with smooth fur. It is not a ringed tail, wolves also do not have markings like a mask on their face, but they are dark-colored nocturnal hunters who are unaffected by the presence of humans."

No, foxes and raccoons do not look the same in appearance, but they may look similar if it is dark at night. The color of the fox that is most easily mistaken for a raccoon is the standard black-cross morph fox.