The primary carriers of rabies in the United States are raccoons, foxes, skunks, and bats. Only one person has ever died from the Raccoon strain. If you see a raccoon in your yard during the day, do not panic - she is not necessarily sick or dangerous. Raccoons are rarely aggressive toward people, but a female may growl and lunge at a person she sees as threatening if she believes they are threatening. Raccoons can also carry a roundworm called Baylisascaris, which can infect humans and pets. You should keep children and pets away from raccoon latrines and clean them properly.
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