Legend
The Raccoon in the Log
Once, Robbin found a hollow log with something shiny inside. He reached in and closed his paw around it. A closed fist is bigger than an open paw, so it would not come back out. All he had to do was let go.
The trappers came. The moon came and went. He didn't let go. In Sherwood, holding on to something shiny when everyone tells you to drop it is still called pulling a Robbin.
A legend: an old folk tale about raccoons and shiny things, not a scientific fact. Real raccoons are clever enough to let go.