ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月16日 03時50分

“Made some new friends,” wrote @hlswift, who took this photo in late October. This group of #raccoons living by the Pond in @centralparknyc has become a sort of tourist attraction. When @hlswift, a photographer, and a @ニューヨーク・タイムズ reporter went to visit the raccoons — 22 of them, clustered on a path near the southeastern edge of the park — foreign tourists were posing for selfies with the animals. One woman offered the raccoons a snack: cherries, which tempted the group pictured here to emerge. Raccoons are perfectly capable of feeding themselves, but those in #CentralPark have been treated to some particularly New York snacks: pretzels, organic gummy bears, a piece of a hot dog, and stale bagels, offered up by a local baker who frequently hurls 3-dozen in their direction. For the record, the practice of feeding the animals, however Instagram-worthy, is frowned upon by @nycparks and wildlife experts. #regram

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