Daniel Barajas+FollowColorado's 'Frankenstein' Rabbits Are Real?!Spotted in Colorado: wild rabbits with creepy black spikes growing from their heads, thanks to a fast-spreading virus. Locals are calling them 'Frankenstein' bunnies, and experts say don’t even think about touching them. The virus, spread by fleas and ticks, isn’t dangerous to humans or pets, but it’s bad news for the bunnies. Some of these poor guys can’t even eat! If you see one, keep your distance and keep your pets away too. #Pets #ColoradoRabbits #WildlifeWarning4613Share
boothconnor+FollowBeach Shell Nearly Kills CollectorShell collectors, beware! A woman in Japan almost brought home a deadly surprise after picking up a beautiful shell—only to realize it was home to a venomous cone snail. These little guys can cause paralysis or even death with a single sting. Turns out, not all pretty shells are safe souvenirs. If you spot a shell with something alive inside, leave it be! Sometimes the coolest finds are best admired from a distance. #BeachSafety #TravelTips #WildlifeWarning #News7317Share
Tamara Jones+FollowHidden Ant Invader Sends People to ERDid you know there’s an ant out there that can send you to the hospital? The Asian needle ant, originally from Asia, is now creeping through 19 states and its sting can trigger serious allergic reactions—even anaphylactic shock. Unlike other ants, this one hangs out solo in shady spots and under logs, making it super sneaky. If you’re allergic to stings, watch out! Experts say it’s spreading fast and could be messing with local ecosystems, too. #InvasiveSpecies #AsianNeedleAnt #HealthAlert #NatureWatch #WildlifeWarning #Science6234Share
