Rabid Beavers Attack Visitors, Maryland State Park Water Access Shut Down

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Two rabid beavers attacked visitors at Cunningham Falls State Park in Maryland—one 13-year-old swimmer in late July and a 19-year-old fisherman days later—leading officials to shut down water access while they search for other infected animals; both beavers were euthanized and tested positive for rabies. Rabies is fatal if not treated, though beaver infections are extremely rare, and park officials warn visitors of the health risk as the investigation continues.
- Rabid Beavers Attack Visitors at State Park The Daily Beast
- Maryland state park partially closed after rabid beavers attack visitors washingtonpost.com
- When Beavers Attack: Two Incidents, Two Rabid Animals Close Cunningham Falls State Park The BayNet
- 2nd beaver tests positive for rabies in Maryland state park WTOP
- 2nd Beaver Tests Positive For Rabies After Attacking Fisherman Patch
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