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There are bears in the triangle. Black bears have been sighted in Durham and Hillsborough in recent years. A friend of mine lives in NW Raleigh and has seen quite a few coyote.
I was just reading about mountain lions moving into Boulder. Are there any animals in the Triangle that attack and eat people? Besides Pit Bulls I mean.
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Worry more about the deer tick which transmits Lyme Disease and a host of other nasty bugs that cause things like Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Babesia and Bartonella.
These diseases are quickly reaching epidemic status.
Worry more about the deer tick which transmits Lyme Disease and a host of other nasty bugs that cause things like Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Babesia and Bartonella.
These diseases are quickly reaching epidemic status.
Ticks are a significant risk here!!!
Coyotes are pretty common and get larger here than they do in the west. While Bear sightings are not unusual, they don't appear to be permanent residents. They are typically young males that are passing through.
Last edited by RedZin; 11-24-2014 at 11:10 PM..
Reason: Removed pit bull reference.
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