Which animal's fingerprints could be mistaken for human fingerprints on a crime scene?

According to this site all primates have fingerprints, and so do koalas.

As for the crime scene, if it's a burglary I'd consider whether the stolen goods were crates of bananas or cartons of eucalyptus oil. Good fingerprint analysis depends on koala-tee control with no monkey business.

Koalas is right,Professor, .Found this on the Discovery channel. Could bearly beleive it.

That was asked a couple of months ago at a trivia contest I was at. I was the only one in the room who knew the answer. (I have no idea where or when I learned it, though.)

Good for you DG.