Raccoons are considered omnivores. This means they eat both plants and animals, placing them at multiple trophic levels.

Here's a breakdown:

* Primary Consumer (Herbivore): When a raccoon eats fruits, berries, nuts, and seeds, it acts as a primary consumer.

* Secondary Consumer (Carnivore/Omnivore): When a raccoon eats insects, small mammals, birds, amphibians, and even carrion, it acts as a secondary consumer.

Therefore, the trophic level of a raccoon is not fixed and depends on its specific diet at any given time.