Procyonidae
- Bassaricyon
- Bassariscus
- Nasua
- Potos
- Procyon
- Arctonasua
- Broiliana
- Cyonasua
- Edaphocyon
- Paranasua
- Parapotos
- Protoprocyon
- Raccoon Procyon lotor
Native to North and Central America, it has a black mask around the eyes and rings along its tail.
- South American coati Nasua nasua
A coati of South American forests, with an elongated flexible snout and a long ringed tail.
- Ringtail Bassariscus astutus
A raccoon relative with a long ringed tail that climbs nimbly over rocks.
- Crab-eating Raccoon Procyon cancrivorus
A raccoon of southern Central and South America, living in forests and grasslands near water. It is active from dusk through the night and into the early morning.
- Kinkajou Potos flavus
A raccoon relative that grips branches with its long tail and searches for fruit at night.
- Mountain Coati Nasua olivacea
A coati of Andean forests, with an elongated snout and a bushy, ringed tail.
- Northern Olingo Bassaricyon gabbii
An olingo of forests from Honduras through Nicaragua and Costa Rica to western Panama. It has small rounded ears and a long tail and feeds on fruit and nectar in trees.
- Cacomistle Bassariscus sumichrasti
The cacomistle is a nocturnal, arboreal mammal with a long ringed tail. It ranges from southern Mexico to western Panama.
- Allen's Olingo Bassaricyon alleni
A member of the raccoon family found in forests east of the Andes. It is active in trees at night.
- Cozumel Raccoon Procyon pygmaeus
The Cozumel raccoon is a small raccoon restricted to Cozumel Island, Mexico. It is mostly nocturnal and eats many crabs.
- Olinguito Bassaricyon neblina
A mammal of Andean cloud forests in Colombia and Ecuador, with long dense fur tinged with red and black. It lives in trees.
- Western Lowland Olingo Bassaricyon medius
An olingo of forests from Panama to Colombia and Ecuador west of the Andes. It lives in trees and eats fruit.
