The coatimundi eventually climbed down on its own, said Mark Hart, an Arizona Game and Fish Department spokesman. Subscribe to stay connected to Tucson. A subscription helps you access more of the ...

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A city celebrated for its food scene also provides hiking, cycling and stargazing in the natural beauty of the desert. Credit... Supported by By Abbie Kozolchyk Photographs and Video by Nate ...

The animal was determined to be a coatimundi — pronounced ko-ah-ta ... precautionary measure before traveling back to his home in Tucson. Once the animal is located, it will be tested for ...

Arizona Game and Fish Department officials searched Ash Canyon, where a Tucson man was attacked on March 23 by a coatimundi perched on his car hood. “Wildlife managers were dispatched to the ...

A Tucson man was hiking in the area and encountered a coatimundi on the hood of his vehicle when he finished, according to the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office. The man waved his arms and shouted ...

A Tucson man hiking in Cochise County Sunday was attacked by a coatimundi he tried to shoo off the hood of his car, authorities say. When the man hiking in Ash Canyon saw the coatimundi on the ...

A coatimundi is part of the racoon family and ... a rabies vaccine at a nearby hospital before traveling back to his Tucson home. After the attack, a USDA Wildlife Specialist searched the area ...

Then he went back to Tucson, deputies said ... Ash Canyon is near the U.S.-Mexico border. A white-nosed coatimundi (coati) is an animal in the raccoon family found from Arizona to South America ...

His attempts to scare the animal away led to the coatimundi tearing off a windshield ... as a precaution and plans to return to his home in Tucson. A USDA Wildlife Specialist responded to the ...