| Latin Name |
Nasuella olivacea |
| Conservation Status |
Data Deficient |
| Location
| South America |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Length |
36 - 39 cms (14 - 15.4 inches) |
| Tail |
20 - 24 cms (7.9 - 9.4 inches) |
| Weight |
- |
| Life Expectancy |
- |
Main Characteristics
Mountain Coatis have a body length between 36 and 39 cms (14 - 15.4 inches) and a tail length between 20 and 24 cms (7.9 - 9.4 inches). They are coloured various shades of brown, depending on their location, and their tails are greyish in colour with black rings.
Habitat
Mountain Coatis can be found in forests at altitudes of over 2,000 m (6,560 ft) in northern South America.
Subspecies
Subspecies of the Mountain Coati include:
Nasuella olivacea meridensis
Nasuella olivacea olivacea
Nasuella olivacea quitensis
Interesting Facts
Mountain Coatis are also known as:
Mountain Coatimundi
Andean Coati
Andean Coatimundi
Dwarf Coati
Dwarf Coatimundi
Little Coati
Little Coatimundi
Little else is known about Mountain Coatis and it is assumed that their habits etc. are similar to those of other species of coati.
Similar Animals
Ringtail
Red Panda
Cacomistle
Common Raccoon
Crab-Eating Raccoon
White-Nosed Coati
South American Coati
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