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Originally Posted by Brush Okie
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What type of behavior does an infected beaver have? Any help to avoid approaching an infected one would be appreciated.
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Worrisome behavior includes an overly sleepy animal during a normal time of wakefulness, unexplained aggression (especially towards humans), eye/nose discharge, aimless walking and/or loss of coordination (falling over), and partial or complete rear paralysis (which may look like an injured leg).
If you're looking for advice down a different avenue, we should take it to PM, as those talks are not appropriate for general audiences. 
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