Here is what the health department is advising:
Parents should supervise children to keep them from eating raccoon feces. Droppings should be picked up using gloves and disposable bags and put in the trash.
No crap, sherlock. Maybe the advice should be for children to wash their hands more frequently in case they've touched something contaminated with raccoon poo.
I highly doubt that the teenager and baby were popping raccoon poo like candy. In fact, I can't think of anything (except possibly a few family dogs) that would put something like that in their mouth.
And the whole bagging of raccoon feces thing...how on earth would anyone know the difference between raccoon poo and any other type? "Well, I distinguished it from the squirrel kind from its distinguished markings...."
Let me tell you, I, for one, will not be getting too close!
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Where did you find this?
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