coati
/kɔɪˈtiː/Definitions
1. noun
a medium-sized, nocturnal mammal native to the Americas, belonging to the raccoon family, characterized by a long, bushy tail and a distinctive group of long, sharp claws on its front paws
“The zoologist studied the coati’s unique adaptations for climbing in the rainforest ecosystem.”
2. noun
a term used to describe a member of the coati family, especially in zoological or conservation contexts
“The wildlife reserve is home to several coatis, which have become an integral part of the local ecosystem.”