Very rare eagle — with 8-foot wingspan — spotted in park in Canada, photos show
It is believed to be the only member of its species currently occupying the Western Hemisphere, park officials said.
Mother Discovers Raccoon Attacking Her Infant Son in Carrier at Home During ‘Extremely Rare’ Encounter in Idaho
A baby was hospitalized this week with "undisclosed injuries" after a raccoon attacked him in his family's Idaho home.
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Idaho mother discovers infant being attacked by raccoon inside home in 'extremely rare' encounter
When a mother in Idaho responded to "loud noises," she happened upon her infant son being attacked by a wild raccoon, ...
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the planet is home to some truly unique animals fighting for survival in deserts, jungles, and beyond. In this list, we shed light on 10 of the rarest creatures you've probably never encountered ...
Officials celebrate birth of incredibly rare creature that paves the way for critical studies: 'Offers hope of saving them'
A rare pudu fawn was born in Argentina, and researchers are excited about their chance to study the animal as part of an ...
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Very rare eagle — with 8-foot wingspan — spotted in park in Canada, photos show
An extremely rare raptor was recently spotted in eastern ... Photos posted by the park show the animal — distinguished by its dark brown or black and white plumage and bright yellow beak ...
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Idaho mother discovers infant being attacked by raccoon inside home in 'extremely rare' encounter
The animal's carcass has since been tested for ... The agency noted that raccoon attacks on humans in the state are "extremely rare" and that there has only been one case of raccoon rabies ...
The diseases with 100% fatality rates – from ‘laughing sickness’ to an inhereted ‘brain folding’ bug
SOME diseases are so devastating that survival is virtually impossible – with fatality rates hitting 100 per cent. Thankfully, due to modern medicine, they’re incredibly rare. The few that ...