Definitions:

1. A small, omnivorous mammal of the racoon family, native to forests in Central American and parts of southern Mexico. NOUN
   • The cacomistle's keen senses of smell and hearing help it detect prey and avoid predators.
2. Refers to a nocturnal, tree-dwelling mammal native to Mexico and Central America, related to the racoon, known for its long, bushy, ringed-tail and cat-like appearance. NOUN
   • Cacomistles are skilled climbers, using their sharp claws to navigate through trees and rocky terrain.

Synonyms:

• ringtail