Could Seattle’s viral Jimothy have raccoon cousins in Ballard?
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Seattle wildlife experts say Jimothy’s short-spined fame may extend beyond one raccoon, with local posts suggesting more deformed raccoons roam Ballard; raccoons in the wild typically live 3–5 years, but Jimothy appears healthy in viral footage, prompting a reminder to admire wildlife from a distance as residents wonder if there are multiple ‘Jimothys’ in Seattle and celebrate the magic in the wild.
- Jimothy the raccoon may have other short-spined furry friends in Seattle, experts say: ‘There’s magic in the wild’ New York Post
- 'Cue Debbie Downer horn': Public Health urges Jimothy fans of raccoon health risks KING5.com
- What is short spine syndrome? Jimothy the raccoon may have this rare condition. The Washington Post
- Meet Jimothy, the Seattle Raccoon Who Is Taking Over the Internet The New York Times
- Curley finds therapist charging $217 a day for Jimothy healing, says raccoon 'doesn't know he's gay' MyNorthwest.com
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