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Infected 'Frankenstein' Rabbits with Tentacles Spotted in Fort Collins

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Source: UNILAD
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Wild rabbits in Fort Collins, Colorado, are exhibiting bizarre tentacle-like growths caused by the cottontail papilloma virus, which may spread through mosquitoes and ticks. Experts advise avoiding contact with infected animals, as the virus can lead to severe health issues and potentially impact other regions. The condition highlights concerns about insect-borne diseases affecting wildlife and domestic animals.

Topics:healthscience#animal-health#colorado-wildlife#cottontail-papilloma-virus#frankenstein-rabbits#insect-borne-disease#science
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  1. Experts issue warning as infected 'Frankenstein' rabbits with 'tentacles' have invaded the US  UNILAD
  2. Rabbits with 'tentacles' or 'horns' growing from their heads spotted in Fort Collins  KUSA.com
  3. Rabbits spotted with tentacle-like growths on their faces  KPTV
  4. Rabbits with tentacle-like growth around head, mouth spotted in neighborhood  WKRC
  5. These Rabbits in Fort Collins Look Like They’re From a Horror Movie!  Fort Collins Country Radio

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