How many coatis are left in the world?

Coatis, belonging to the raccoon family, are not currently classified as endangered, and their populations are relatively stable in many areas. However, specific population estimates can vary widely depending on the species and region, with some local populations facing threats from habitat loss and hunting. Overall, there is no precise global count of coatis, but they are generally considered to be widespread in Central and South America. Conservation efforts are in place to monitor and protect their habitats.