The term 'Raccoon-like Critter' refers to two different species of mammals, the KINKAJOU (8 letters) and the COATI (5 letters). The KINKAJOU is a small mammal native to Central and South America, and is related to raccoons, coatis, and olingos. It has a long, bushy tail and a thick fur coat. The COATI is a species of mammal found in Central and South America, and is also related to raccoons, coatis, and olingos. It has a long, bushy tail and a distinctive black and white striped face. Both species are omnivorous, and feed on fruits, insects, and small animals.