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Swooping bats , attacking beavers and wild raccoons : US rabies cases rose 17 percent this summer
independent.co.uk · United Kingdom · north america
Rabies cases in the US increased by 17 percent over the summer, attributed to various wild animals. This matters as it indicates a rising public health concern related to wildlife diseases.
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