Memory:Giant raccoon

These large flesh-eating mammals retain the appearance of their smaller cousins, including the trickster's mask and ringed tail, but their larger size requires a larger appetite, as well. They will eat fish, small birds, and mammals if required, but prefer small livestock or the young of creatures much larger than themselves. They appear in the wilderness or underground when their burrows intersect other passages. A relative of the bears, with grey fur and a rather jolly black mask. This one's the size of a wolf, though, and it has really powerful fore legs with impressive claws.