Rabid Fox 4

[@cjsadman3750]

For four days seems the rabies would have advanced significantly, and that fox is very healthy looking , very deceiving , still would put it down , needs a mercy kill for sure.

[@TheIndependentLens]

Audio for this video is maddening! It’s like the camera tapped into the Fox’s jacked up rabid hearing. This is what rabies sounds like in the mind of the rabid.

[@scipiosmith3570]

I didn't think this fox had rabies until i seen it have seizures.

[@bethstreich6565]

I totally agree it seems this fox is searching for food it doesn’t appear to sick to me

[@silentworldprotostar]

@@bethstreich6565 it has seizures

[@VladimirK-zn8pg]

3:11 - watch closely. It is complete sign of rabies - seizures and foaming. Looks like people are blind when watching videos.

[@amyodowd7218]

When they go into seizures if you have a bow or a gun please put these animals downs are very much in pain

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

@Natasha Tomlinson A good arrow shot is just as effective as a bullet. :)

[@thisisactuallychan4765]

Bruh u end the pain once and for all for the fox. Like do you know ur stuff? The fox will die anyways as there is no cure for rabies. Further more risk the spread of disease to other animals and humans included. Omfg...

[@thisisactuallychan4765]

@Natasha Basically what you are saying is that uncontrolled seizures and pain is the way to go for the fox until it eventually dies of rabies?! Maybe don't simply go around using the word dumbass on people?

[@BessTheMeme]

@@thisisactuallychan4765 true, ending its suffering earlier is better than waiting for the rabies to kill it itself

[@Tiger1x1]

U r right and bury them immediately using a shovel never use ur hands...

[@jeffreynapisa331]

No matter the animal, sad to see it suffer like that...completely helpless.

[@junebug6601]

Foxs are so beautiful

[@Spino2Earth]

And cute :)

[@crusaderofthelowlands3750]

And rabid :)

[@Maro-Hell]

animal conrtol: we need to kill that fox public: but its cute Army: so we have the tanks

[@rumuelnathanael8043]

With rabies too?

[@hanakokun6868]

@@rumuelnathanael8043 yes

[@nayak3105]

poor fox, r.i.p.

[@angelaf5040]

Wish the government would start a vaccinate and release program! So many painful and CRUEL deaths could be prevented!

[@AeternamVigilem]

Distemper comes and goes in waves. Fox ran off as if he were fine after the episode. Rabies is constant. This is distemper. But it doesn't matter in terms of action. Stay away. Put it down if you get an opening. Both conditions result in a long drawn out death in a wild animal.

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

There are more than this video of this fox. It's rabies without question, but yeah in ways the symptoms can be mixed up but when it foamed and starting biting frantically at the air, seizure, walk aimlessly, not be spooked by loud knocking on glass... it adds up. Especially the amount of foamy spit flying off of it's mouth as it tried to swallow.

[@ThyWeepingWillow]

This is rabies. And no , the symptoms of rabies are not always constant. They can suddenly become docile aftdr a seizure. However, that ' seizure' it had was 100% of a rabid animal, since it wasnt just a seizure but hydrophobia what u did see here. Sad for sure

[@AtarahDerek]

And the only way to diagnose one and rule out the other is to test it postmortem.

[@emmettdonkeydoodle6230]

@@AtarahDerek a lot of people don’t understand this, somehow

[@jmc7131]

I wonder if it knew that snow was made from water, would it be scared!

[@toffee884]

3:04 3rd seziure I've seen

[@reason5591]

One of the most torturous diseases in the animal Kingdom. The pain and fear is tremendously difficult to bear. 😭

[@janicem9225]

Same thing for humans who get it. The pain is pure hell on Earth.

[@autumnnight3513]

So very sad to watch, I have not see a fox for 15 years, wish wildlife people would capture, vaccinate and release these lovely creatures.

[@angelaf5040]

Absolutely!!!

[@paradoxicalmadness4507]

Once there are symptoms it is already too late

[@teakquinlan3828]

Impossible to vaccine all of them

[@-SCORIA-]

That's some silent Hill twitching right there, creepy 3:06

[@Lethal_Spoon]

it was prolly based on rabies

[@a.m.c..5952]

Cold sinus, gripas, sneezing mucus, trying to clear the respiratory passages... While looking for food... **I think it needs a good blanket, And a warm piece of dirt to sleep 🤔.**

[@PHlophe]

Albert, Qué lindo zorro !

[@Fire_Animates_]

I still can’t believe the fox was still around, why did nobody kill it?

[@spartacusrex1144]

Hate to break it to ya but distemper and rabies infections may be indistinguishable in wildlife species without testing...

[@spicylemon9339]

Pretty much just put it down they are both torture and if it has a possibility of rabies it'll be able to infect others

[@angelaf5040]

This looks more like distemper than rabies to me. I would imagine foxes and coyotes could get it too.

[@hadeseye2297]

Yep. It could be if not of the seizure, when it started shaking its head. With distemper you would see a lot of abs movement. Plus canines also act like sneezing.

[@cellogirl11rw55]

@@hadeseye2297 Distemper causes focal seizures like this, too.

[@slappy8941]

And rabies is mainly a hot weather disease.

[@janicem9225]

@@slappy8941 No it isn't. 🙄

[@BrongaeneGriffin]

How very sad. That’s supposed to be an agonizing way to die. Poor little feller.

[@waynegates7180]

The fox is probably dead by now he hasn't got Rabies he would be trying to bite every thing

[@AugustoV8Cesar]

-Time for the 12Gauge. *(or 10Gauge)*

[@jasonlevesque859]

it walking around looking to be friendly and get petted lmao

[@joanbaczek2575]

That’s common with the paralytic type rabies.

[@Ocelot_Growl]

It literally had a seizure

[@dentaldepot]

Put it out of its misery. .308 gets the job done.

[@donniesnyman2517]

Breaks my heart

[@cathyvannoy556]

Some animals have distemper not rabies without a test they can't diagnose these animals

[@PHlophe]

in the office i see a lot of distempered Vixens so.

[@6Fiona6_P_6]

Poor thing. It wanted to drink and possibly eat but can’t. Cause rabies causes painful and agonising spasms of the muscles of the throat and larynx. And it looks like this poor creature is suffering from Furious Type Rabies.......... ⚛️☮️🌏

[@abbyhunt5128]

I'm not sure what everyone thinks they're seeing....? The only thing I saw was a possible seizure, but I think he just got something in his mouth. A fox walking and looking around, responding to sounds, smelling the ground for possible food sources and then running off in full control of all four limbs. There is nothing wrong with this animal....

[@ting2112]

Abby Hunt I'm pretty sure that that was a seizure. The way it's head was tilted up and back...Still though the symptoms of rabies or distemper is what people are keying in on. But instead of rabies it's moreso looking like distemper to me. Minimal symptoms but yeah distemper. Between 0:25 - and 0:42 it looked a bit unsteady as if it was either about to pass out or vomit. It recovered a bit but was probably feeling the seizure coming. Still trying to hunt though because it was probably hungry. Throughout the video it kept stopping and licking it's lips indicating some sort of discomfort. Once it stopped walking a bit a biting/licking type seizure hit. After that passed it shook itself and got out of the open quickly. Still aware of it's surroundings and all. Can't tell if it's drooling a lot or not since it's not that close if a view.

[@abbyhunt5128]

T Ig I'll agree with your points...I watched it again and the things you mentioned are visible. You have to really watch on some parts but they are there...

[@KingDecahedron]

Go and pet it then. That is textbook early rabies signs, i grew up on a farm in the 70's - 80's. That fox is as good as dead.

[@ting2112]

I figured I'd give you a blow-by-blow reference on what at least I was seeing after watching the video a few times. So...thanks or no problem or something.

[@infiltr80r]

@@ting2112 You see the animal drooling heavily. There are videos of fox cubs behaving exactly the same as other cubs are attacking each other. Notice the fox tries to eat the snow but cannot swallow, another rabies symptom, this is textbook rabies.

[@mauricewilsondaddybob1307]

Where and how did they get the rabies?

[@michaelaplate3326]

Der arme

[@jasonbeck4266]

Not rabies it’s distemper

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Jason Beck it’s rabies moron.

[@jasonbeck4266]

Rōnin Samurai no it’s not look up distemper “moron” do your research before you sit there and call someone a moron I know the difference

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Jason Beck no it’s not. I know the difference and this is rabies. You do your homework idiot. You obviously don’t know shit

[@infiltr80r]

@@jasonbeck4266 Rabies is characterized by excessive drooling, what do you see in the video?

[@Soler4485]

@@infiltr80r Not always plus watch all the other videos.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

What happened to it

[@LiyemEanapay]

Bobby Lawson Best-case scenario, animal control put the poor creature out of his/her misery. Otherwise, s/he died a slow and painful death. 😞

[@MsKITCATTY]

@@LiyemEanapay 😢

[@reign6of6e6terror]

its NEVER rabies, maby distemper

[@Ronin.Samurai]

reign6of6e6terror it’s rabies, stfu

[@alisalauzon9291]

You can tell,by a couple vidios.. rabies goes threw stages... it looks more like rabies..but only tests could tell for sure..or seeing this run its full coarse..which would take a few days..not hrs...I ment you can't tell by a couple vidios..

[@alert89]

Its rabid