Which song, often attributed to Elvis Presley, was never recorded by him? Detailed answer

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Which song, often attributed to Elvis Presley, was never recorded by him?

The song "Only You" is often attributed to Elvis Presley, although in fact its most famous performers are the group "The Platters". Elvis sang "Only You" at some concerts, but there is no audio or video recording of this composition performed by him.

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In the 1920s, the word "raccoon" was immediately associated with a raccoon coat. At that time, wearing such a fur coat was very fashionable.

Raccoons are hunted today, of course, but they must be very glad that they have lost their former popularity.

The raccoon is a very brave fighter and has few more enemies besides the human. But if he gets to people while still very young, then he becomes a universal favorite. Animals live from Canada to Panama, except for the high Rocky Mountains.

The length of the animals ranges from 64 to 89 cm, and their weight can reach 11 kg. These mammals live in an area where there is water and trees necessary for their lair. They forage for their food at night - mainly crayfish, mollusks, fish and frogs, but they also eat nuts, berries, fruits and young corn.

The lair where raccoon cubs are born is a hollow in a tree trunk or branch. The female gives birth to cubs once a year, usually there are 4 or 5 of them. When the raccoon family has to move, the female transfers her cubs one by one to a new place. But by autumn they become large enough to start an independent life.

Do raccoons wash their food before eating? Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Most of them prefer to wash their food, and there have even been instances of raccoons throwing their food away if they couldn't find water.

But they don't wash their food to make it clean, because the water is often dirtier than the food itself. Rather, raccoons do not like the process of washing, but simply wet food.

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