The evil California is moving to at least two people to Er

The “highly medium squirrel” is the intimidation of the local population in San Rafael, the north of San Francisco.

Until now, this squirrel attacked more than five people, two of whom had to obtain emergency medical care, according to airline describing the accident. Experts say that behavior is likely that humans feed the squirrel when it was younger.

It is not raised, but it is still horrific

Fortunately, Sinbing rarely carries rabiesWhich may have been true for this particular squirrel. Regardless, the aggressive meeting strongly shocked the victims of the humble animals. In an interview with ABC News, local resident Joan Hypelac narrated how the squirrel suddenly jumped during her morning career.

She said, “He came out of anywhere. I didn’t see him running for me at all.” “It was installed on my leg. The tail was flying here. I didn’t want to touch it.”

Mary Ayoub, who lives a few buildings from Hoblack Kron4 Her husband was attacked by the squirrel that was bitten in the wooden fence.

ISable Campoy and her sister’s daughter, Carmen, faced the squirrel while walking in a neighborhood. Initially, it is understood that the husband did not feel the need to be careful of the small animal.

“This is beautiful, now he follows us, until I kill me almost,” Kamboy remembers ABC News. “The squirrel went from the ground, tried to jump to my face, tried to protect my face, and I completely overcome my arms with the squirrel.”

Hoblack and Campoy had to be transferred to the emergency room to receive medical attention.

Do not feed the squirrels

Lisa Bluch with Marin Heman, a non -profit organization, said, ” Associated Press This behavior was seen before and is “always because someone was feeding the animal.”

“Unfortunately, the squirrel is likely to approach and bite people because it grew up by people, or was fed by human being, but now alone, not sure how to fodder, desperate for food,” wrote a Wildcare spokesman, a local wildlife and advocacy organization, to Kron4.

“If they tied people to food, they are not afraid of them,” Vanessa Potter, a veterinary doctor at Wildcare, explained to ABC News. “They will search for food. If they don’t get it, there may be frustration. They can be regional from their area.”

Local residents confirmed that the squirrel was not seen for several days. Balush added that they had not received any reports of the squirrel attacks for a few weeks. However, if they do so, they will take measures to “remove” the animal from the neighborhood.