[ SECRET POST #3573 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3573 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Where/when are you scared to go alone places?

[(Anonymous)]

"however, pretty much anywhere else the wildlife is thinking about avoiding you"

Unless, of course, it's rabid. That's always a possibility.

Re: Where/when are you scared to go alone places?

[(Anonymous)]

That's a very slim possibility. Most people who contract rabies from a wild animal got it from a bat, and fewer than one-half percent of all bats carry rabies. You're far more likely to get it from a dog or a cat due to close contact. Wild raccoons, skunks, etc. with rabies are usually disoriented and while they're aggressive, they're usually not with it enough to actually attack someone. People generally got bit because they approached the animal.

Avoid wild animals that are behaving oddly. And if one bites you, go get a rabies vaccine. They're 100% effective if you get them right after you're bit.

Re: Where/when are you scared to go alone places?

[(Anonymous)]

Ehhh, some rabid animals are disoriented and avoidable, but apparently some will go on Cujo-esque rampages where they're not only aggressive but incredibly purposeful and persistent. If you like such things, check out Bill Wasik's Rabid: a Cultural History of the World's Most Diabolical Virus.