A strange, hairless animal was feared to be a chupacabra. Research shows chupacabra sightings are actually mange-ridden coyotes or foxes. The observed animal is a fox with sarcoptic mange—thin, ragged fur and intense itching. Mange is treatable in pets but fatal in wildlife. The animal must be left alone.
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Fox in the Fenced Yard: Risks to Pets and How to Manage It
Animal Statues for Garden Decor: Symbolism, Materials, and Placement
Replacing Bradford Pears with Serviceberry Trees
Fig Sap and Sun Sensitivity: A Hidden Garden Hazard
Protecting a Flowering Banana Through Winter: The Leaf Cage Method
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Using Lime and Gypsum When Planting Tomatoes
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