The cameras captured 13 other species, including coati, tayras, armadillos, and opossums, stopping by the latrines a total of 305 times.

Other newcomers include three South American coati — a mother and her two children — resembling raccoons with their long striped tails.

There was Mustill’s brush with a coati, a relative of the raccoon, which bit his leg and which he likened to “a testosterone-crazed badger.”