Coati you know? Coati isn't short for coatimundi! Coatimundi means "lone coati" in Guarani and is used to reference male coatis who are typically found alone. Check out this video to learn more fun facts about coatis! Then, help us raise funds to build a brand-new home for white-nosed coatis on the Arizona Trail this Arizona Gives day: azgives.org/phoenixzoo | Phoenix Zoo

I found this band of about 20 White-nosed Coati about 50 miles outside Phoenix. Coatis (pronounced ko-AH-teez) look like a monkey, dog, raccoon, and an anteater decided to have a fun party! Coati is NOT short for "Coatimundi", contrary to popular belief. Coati refers to the large bands of females and juveniles, and Coatimundi refers to the larger males who live alone. According to The Encyclopedia of Mammals, it means “lone coati” in Guarani (an Indigenous language of Brazil). The internet is a

Check out this band of coatimundis spotted in the Chiricahua Mountains in the southeastern portion of the state. Turn up the volume and hear how coatis communicate through chirping, snorting, or grunting sounds. Snorting while digging, along with an erect tail, states territorial or food claims during foraging. | Arizona Game & Fish Department

2.9K views · 114 reactions | Sweet Honey coati is hanging around for today's enrichment! Hidden in this packet is a tasty meal of quail. By presenting her diet new and surprising ways, we're encouraging Honey to express her natural foraging behaviors.  Keeper Nora #StoneZoo #coati #enrichment | Stone Zoo | Facebook

Todays special menu is for the adorable white nosed coati, Felix. These intelligent mammals have a varied diet that includes fruits, insects, small animals, and eggs. With their excellent sense of smell and sharp claws, white-nosed coatis are skilled foragers and climbers. #coati #whitenosedcoati #animaleducation #nutrition #wildliferescue | Because We Matter