Coyotes

[rwethereyet]

is this the one?

 

[LordStanley]

Careful, don't confuse the coyote_by_pool.jpg with the MJ_&_KJo_showing_off_the_puppies.jpg

thanks for ruining it for us

 

[Mojo]

Hi guys, my name is MJ

 

[K_Jo]

:kjo:

 

[K_Jo]

Hi guys, my name is MJ

 

[vbailey]

We had a bear on our property last summer....LOL!!!
Hollywood Md.

 

[MJ]

Hi guys, my name is MJ

Oh you've just been waiting for the right moment, haven't you?

 

[Mojo]

:kjo:

Is that a Chupacabra

 

[cattitude]

:kjo:

Looks like a fox. :shrug: But whatever it is, it looks sick.

 

[kwillia]

Am I the only one that sees a fox in those pictures...

 

[MJ]

Looks like a fox. :shrug:

Really?, can I shoot that?

 

[Mojo]

Looks like a fox. :shrug: But whatever it is, it looks sick.

Just like you, baby

 

[Black-Francis]

Am I the only one that sees a fox in those pictures...

looks like a rabid fox

 

[thurley42]

it's a dingo! i'd watch your babies...

 

[desertrat]

Looks like a fox. :shrug: But whatever it is, it looks sick.

And a mangy one at that.

 

[nomoney]

where the heck do you live?

 

[RoseRed]

Mange.

 

[popsicle]

I'm thinking I would call DNR or the Animal Warden. Could be rabid and a danger to other animals and humans.

 

[nomoney]

I think its a chupacabra. Try yelling at it in Spanish

 

[kwillia]

looks like a rabid fox

Any mammal can be infected with rabies. In Maryland, foxes and skunks usually each comprise 5% of the confirmed rabies cases. Raccoons make up 85% of the confirmed rabies cases in Maryland. Once an animal is infected, the disease is fatal. Animals usually die within ten days once the signs of rabies are evident. It is important to avoid physical contact with wild animals and immediately report any animal bites to your local health department.