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Cybertruck: The New Raccoon Gold Rush

Palo Alto, CA – Tesla’s Cybertruck: a monument to angularity or a cosmic dumpster? The jury’s still out on the aesthetic, but one thing is certain: raccoons are absolutely convinced it’s the latter. A growing number of Cybertruck owners are reporting unsolicited visits from their masked bandit neighbors. These aren’t the kind of break-ins that…


Palo Alto, CA – Tesla’s Cybertruck: a monument to angularity or a cosmic dumpster? The jury’s still out on the aesthetic, but one thing is certain: raccoons are absolutely convinced it’s the latter.

A growing number of Cybertruck owners are reporting unsolicited visits from their masked bandit neighbors. These aren’t the kind of break-ins that require a high-tech security system; we’re talking about tiny paws, curious noses, and a whole lot of trash panda audacity.

“I thought I was living in the future,” whined one Cybertruck owner, “but apparently, I’m just a raccoon’s personal landfill.”

The scientific community is abuzz with theories. Some experts hypothesize that the Cybertruck’s sleek, metallic exterior, combined with its imposing size, has triggered some sort of primal dumpster instinct in raccoons. It’s like the evolutionary equivalent of a squirrel mistaking a shiny object for a nut.

“It’s a fascinating case study in animal behavior,” mused Dr. Evelyn Ashcroft, a renowned ethologist. “Perhaps the Cybertruck’s design inadvertently taps into some deep-seated raccoon psychology. We’re talking about creatures with an uncanny ability to find food in the most unlikely places. So, a giant, metal box? It’s basically a raccoon’s dream come true.”

Meanwhile, on social media, the situation has inspired a wave of memes and dark humor.

  • “I’m considering installing a raccoon-proofed bed liner,” joked one Cybertruck owner. “Maybe a moat filled with hot sauce?”
  • “Elon, we need a Cybertruck update,” another user chimed in. “One that shoots lasers at raccoons.”

While Tesla has yet to comment on the raccoon issue, some speculate that a raccoon-deterrent feature might be in the works. Perhaps a built-in raccoon-confounding sound system, or maybe even a Cybertruck model with a built-in raccoon-ejector seat.

Until then, Cybertruck owners are left to their own devices – or rather, to their raccoon-proof devices. One thing’s for sure: the future of transportation has taken a decidedly more…trashy turn.