As much as I want it to be true, I looked into this story when I first saw it and it’s false. It was just some guy who went camping and took pictures of raccoons trying to break into his personal Cybertruck and posted the photos on a Cybertruck owner forum:
There’s no trend here. At least not yet. Raccoons can smell food really well. He probably had some in the bed. Raccoons will break into houses to get food, so trying to break into a truck is not really all that special.
There are plenty of other reasons to make fun of the Homer Car Cybertruck anyway.
As much as I want it to be true, I looked into this story when I first saw it and it’s false. It was just some guy who went camping and took pictures of raccoons trying to break into his personal Cybertruck and posted the photos on a Cybertruck owner forum:
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/raccoon-damages-cybertruck-bed-vault-tonneau-cover.20349/
There’s no trend here. At least not yet. Raccoons can smell food really well. He probably had some in the bed. Raccoons will break into houses to get food, so trying to break into a truck is not really all that special.
There are plenty of other reasons to make fun of the
Homer CarCybertruck anyway.Still though. We should all say we’re training raccoons to break into Cybertrucks until Elon Musk thinks we really are