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Beaver that bit 13-year-old at Maryland's Cunningham Falls State Park tests positive for rabies
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (505+ words) Officials say a beaver that attacked a 13-year-old boy at Cunningham Falls State Park in Maryland was later confirmed to have rabies, according to WBAL-TV, adding a serious public health concern to an already alarming wildlife encounter. The boy is…...
Maryland state park reopens after 2 rabid beaver attacks
2+ week, 6+ day ago (298+ words) Cunningham Falls State Park in Frederick County, Maryland (Courtesy Maryland Department of Natural Resources) THURMONT, Md. - A state park located in Frederick County, Maryland, reopened after two rabid beaver attacks. The Maryland Park Service closed portions of Cunningham Falls State Park…...
Bat and skunk test positive for rabies in Charles Co., following 2 rabid beaver attacks
3+ week, 1+ day ago (169+ words) August 22, 2026, 8:03 AM Two animals in Charles County, Maryland, have tested positive for rabies, according to the county’s health department. A bat and a skunk were both found to have the disease and the health department is warning area residents to…...
Beaver found dead at state park in Montgomery County tests positive for rabies
3+ week, 4+ day ago (138+ words) Clara Longo de Freitas, The Banner August 19, 2026, 3:07 PM A dead beaver found at Seneca Creek State Park in Montgomery County has tested positive for rabies, the third positive finding at a Maryland state park in recent weeks. State Department of…...
Beaver attacks are rare. Maryland has had 3 in less than a month
4+ week, 16+ hour ago (429+ words) A series of beaver attacks have occurred in Maryland over the summer. The latest is the third such attack of the season. A news release from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources states Seneca Creek State Park staff received a…...