Rabid animals

Rabid animals are those infected with rabies, a deadly virus that affects the nervous system. They often exhibit unusual behaviors such as agitation, aggression, and disorientation, and may have difficulty swallowing or show excessive salivation. These animals can be unpredictable and may bite without warning, posing a risk of transmitting the virus to humans and other animals. Rabies spreads primarily through bites, as the virus resides in saliva. Because rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear, vaccination of pets and avoiding contact with wild or suspicious animals are crucial for prevention.