How do urban environments affect the nocturnal behavior of raccoons?

Urban areas are increasingly encroaching on natural habitats, forcing many wildlife species to adapt to city life. Raccoons, known for their intelligence and dexterity, have become common urban dwellers. These nocturnal creatures are adept at navigating human environments, often altering their natural behaviors to thrive. By studying raccoon activity patterns in cities, researchers can glean insights into how urbanization disrupts or changes wildlife behavior. Are raccoons altering their sleep cycles, feeding habits, or social interactions to accommodate the urban landscape, and what does this shift indicate about their adaptability as a species?