After Panthers star Xavier Legette made headlines for revealing his favorite dish — raccoon — the wide receiver let others ...

Crows and ravens (and most birds of the corvid family) are brilliant creatures and make great pets. However, the U.S.

A Houston homeowner's security camera captured the moment a struggling raccoon was rescued from a backyard pool.

NFL player Xavier Legette has surprising taste when it comes to food. The Carolina Panthers ... animal makes it to his dinner plate. “I eat raccoon,” Legette shared with the NFL wide receivers.

But today? Today, Jerry outdid himself. The man openly admitted that one of his favorite foods to eat is squirrel brains. Yes, you read that correctly. @1053thefan when asked if he’s ever had raccoon ...

Raccoons usually don’t stay around human habitations for long unless they have babies or they’ve found a reliable food source. So if you’re having raccoon problems in your lawn or garden ...

"Raccoons can live in a variety of habitats, but an area with access to water and food will attract them. "A homeowner can limit food sources by securing residential garbage, removing any fallen ...

I eat raccoon." The St. Brown brothers were ... The South Carolina native sampled German food with his favorite being "chicken wings." ...

Xavier Legette has drawn a lot of attention recently after first revealing back on Thanksgiving that the food he was most excited to eat was raccoon. Legette then doubled down last week on a podcast ...

Brown. “Like, a raccoon you see in the trash can,” Legette said when asked about his hottest food take. “I hunt it. I kill it. I skin ‘em. Cook ‘em. Eat ‘em. All that.” On Thursday ...

Using Carolina Panthers rookie wideout Xavier Legette as the jumping-off point for this conversation, Jones admitted that not only has he eaten raccoons ... We all had our favorite pieces.

At one point during the discussion, Jones revealed he enjoys consuming raccoons and squirrels ... We all had our favorite pieces. ... My mom and I would even ask for the brain in a squirrel.