Raccoons are not typically known to attack people unless they feel threatened or cornered. In general, raccoons are shy and solitary animals that prefer to avoid human contact. However, there have been rare instances where raccoons have attacked humans, usually in cases where the raccoon feels threatened, is sick, or is defending its young.

To minimize the chances of conflict with raccoons, it is important to avoid feeding them, as this can habituate them to humans and increase the likelihood of aggressive behavior. It is also important to secure trash cans and other potential food sources to prevent raccoons from being attracted to residential areas.

If you encounter a raccoon, it is best to give it space and not approach or try to touch it. If you suspect a raccoon may be sick or behaving unusually, it is important to contact local animal control authorities for assistance.

Overall, while raccoons are generally not aggressive towards humans, it is important to be cautious and respectful of wildlife to avoid potential conflicts