The coatimundi that attacked a hiker in southern Arizona remains missing, but experts believe it likely had rabies and has ...

Instead, the coatimundi tore off the car’s windshield wiper, jumped down and attacked the unidentified hiker. The man was scratched and bitten by the racoon-like animal before he was able to get ...

“Wildlife managers were dispatched to the area of the attack but could not find the coatimundi in question. It is believed this animal was infected with rabies, and if that is the case, it ...

The animal was determined to be a coatimundi — pronounced ko-ah-ta-muhn-dee — a raccoon-like animal native to the Americas ...

The man said he shouted and waved to get the animal to leave, but deputies said the coatimundi then “tore off a windshield wiper of the vehicle before jumping down and attacking the man.” ...

When the hiker realized a white-nosed coatimundi was on his car, he yelled and waved his arms to get the animal to move, deputies said. The animal tore off his wiper, jumped off the car ...

The animal was determined to be a coatimundi — pronounced ko-ah-ta-muhn-dee — a raccoon-like animal native to the Americas found as far north as Flagstaff, and in parts of New Mexico ...

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