Raccoons don't really show outward symptoms of rabies.

isaw 100 vedio of sypmtomatic raccon

The blank stare . I think the beginning of rabies.

Guess you didn't read the description.

Is that a fact doc?

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He's not standing. He's laying on his back with one rear foot in the air, hanging on to the fence for balance. He's in the paralytic stage of the disease.

@@shoopdahoop2221 he is not ffs.

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Those are healthy eye my friend. Search a video if actual rabies or distemper. This is just a confused healthh racoon. Maybe got into something in the trash that's made him sick but certainly no where near deaths door.

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Correct, not from rabies though 😂

​@@ronniebauman28I agree , unless the person videoed this kills it !

I see you didn't read the description.

@@92clintonr I did read the description… what am I missing?

@@locohobo1925 Roaming around in circles, falling down, aggressive behaviour. All of those combined are not indicative of just a terrified animal.

that's the point. if wild animal don't run away from you it's the first sign of rabies

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That's more the signs of distemper or poisoning than rabies. The only way to know if a raccoon has rabies is to test it's brain...that is done with a necropsy. One can't tell that even by behavior when they are alive as it could be either of the aforementioned illnesses.

WHAT description?? It just says "Rabid Raccoon". Nothing about circles and falling down. And it just stood there like it was petrified. But I do believe it very well could have been rabid.

@@Hothenrikthe video description? Not the title

​@@jt1364that's correct. The only way to be sure is to test the brain. Weird.

@@jt1364maybe so, but wouldn’t risk being anywhere near a sick wild animal

It’s not just that. It’s not scared of the camera person.

Also you should read the description

@@rosalynbonilla8548 yeah…. I did……so what’s the point of the video if they’re not going to show any of that??

@@HawtDawg it is pretty horrible to watch, u got that right..

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Once symptoms start, you die within 2 to 10 days. I think what you meant is that the average incubation period is 1-3 months but can happen as quickly as 4 days after exposure or as late as upwards of several years. After onset of symptoms rabies has a 99.9% mortality rate. All bites from animals of unknown vaccination status should be treated as a potential rabies case p, especially if the animal is not caught, as rabies is 100% preventable if you are administered the vaccine before symptoms appear.

No. The prodromal period is what lasts a month. People sometimes go as long as an entire year being infected before the actual acute phase starts.

Like what? Sitting there minding it's own business. For people that don't know shit about animals need to stay away, I agree. When you know nothing, then say nothing.

U forgot to mention death. Cause yeah if you don’t go get vaccinated right away u gonna be a goner

@@michaeljones7183 what are you talking about bro

Doesn't seem rabid the way it is so chill with a human coming that near seems to indicate it might have another health condition though.

I feed about 20 raccoons every night. Some will sit there and watch you as much as you watch them. Normally the younger ones are that curious. This one here in the video looks like a juvenile being curious about what that person is doing. But it is best though if you're not sure to just stay away. Better safe than sorry. I myself would walk right up on it,with gloves on of course, and try to see if it was ok or not. I have alot of experience with raccoons from raising and feeding them.

@@michaeljones7183 That's good to know but you should read the description, they said it was showing signs and then they told the signs it was displaying

@@cryptosporidium01 it could also be dumb rabies. They don't exhibit the traditional symptoms

It says in the description: "This poor little guy was displaying signs of rabies. Roaming in circles, falling down, aggressive behavior." Barry just got 47 seconds when he was calm, but he saw all the typical signs of rabies before he caught this on camera.

I dunno man, those eyes scream for help.

it was his twin

@halalpork4667 lol perhaps it was lol

That's...not how rabies works

@@yichlyichl4204 you never know. Maybe the experts decided that there's a survival chance.

@@sunbeames1847 Unvaccinated wild animals who get infected with rabies, die 100% of the time. Treatment needs to come early and wild animals never get it. It's no different for people.

@@nunyafunyuns is that what the experts decided cause if so, they could make a different decision. I once read a report that vacs causes mental illness, so if the science is settled then the science is settled.

@@sunbeames1847 Nah, nobody decided.

Glad you did what you. Could for it. I found your video while researching rabid raccoons and this one is NOT acting rabid at all. So the title is misleading. But it's a cute clip.

You had him sent to the camps bro oof

@@cbstarrysky Read the description: "This poor little guy was displaying signs of rabies. Roaming in circles, falling down, aggressive behavior." The raccoon had rabies, but the symptoms weren't on display when he turned on his camera.

Post description in chat an pin it. Shoul shut a few up 😉

Papa schultz read the description lil dude

you need rabid raccoon? :D

what in the classical fuck

I live around plenty of raccoons and this little guy has no signs of rabies . I see them out at all hours day and night . People are ignorant from old tales . Do your research.

@@ThomasComiskey-uz4ie No research necessary… I have a ranch with cows and horses… I have yet to see a Healthy raccoon out during the day….Every Raccoon I have seen on my place during the day were all rabid… Facts…. You must live in a Swamp.

Only one human survived rabies, a 15 year old girl who survived rabies without any treatment for it. (Rabies shots).