Wild Animals/Expert Profile

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• Knowledgeability 9.63
• Clarity of Response 9.50
• Timeliness 10.0
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User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
Ron DeNend	11/11/08	10	10	10	10	Thank you Shawn. Although I knew it .....
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Judy yarbrough	10/15/08	10	10	10	10
Ehsan	10/13/08	7	6	10	10
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Recent Answers from Shawn Alexandre

2008-11-09 wild Animals:

Hi Shanaaze, I will give you a list of North American Wild Animals. Deer 1.White-Tail Deer 2.Rocky Mountain Mule Deer 3.Columbian Black-Tail Deer 4.Sitka Black-Tailed Deer 5.Sika Deer 6.Axis

2008-11-07 camel breathing & nose running slime:

Hi Jamie, I'm very, very, very sorry, but I do not know a lot about Animal Sicknesses, but I will take classes for it. Try asking another expert or try going to a zoo or try a different vet

2008-11-06 identity of large feline in Sterling MA:

Hi Anna, Well it could be sickness called mange. This sickness can get rid of animals hair. So, it could be Coyote with mange. Or it can be Mountain Lion, but a Mountain Lion was not seen

2008-11-06 racoons and domesticated cats:

Hi Terry, Well it could be from rabies. But, I'm not to sure. Yes, it might be something a Cat can catch from a Raccoon. If you want go ask a vet because I'm not an expert on Animal sickness

2008-11-05 Can Raccoons eat squirrels:

Hi Susan, Raccoons are mostly scavengers. So, I do not think it was a Raccoon. Actually I'm not really sure what can do that. Just leave a head and no body. I don't think it was an animal.