What is the least expected animal you have encountered crossing the highway?
http://www.nola.com/news/index.ssf/2009/11/suv_nearly_slams_into_elephant.html
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But let me tell you, even though I know they're around, seeing a wild turkey run across the road always surprises me!
They're a real hazard out here in my county...incidents of car damage from hitting wild turkeys is almost as great as deer damage. And it's not because they're so common (they really aren't), it's because they seem to have a death wish and people are so shocked to see them, they don't always react the way they should.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/11/11/national/main583088.shtml
I was in the area durning the escape and athough I can not be sure it was a tiger on the side of the road, if it wasn't it was the biggest orange and black dog I have ever seen.
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They can weigh up to 70 pounds here in New Hampshire but the one I saw was around 30-40 pounds. We got out of the car to move the turtle but he *would not be helped across* and those jaws scared us just far enough away to let cross at whatever speed he wanted to.
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BTW if anyone needs to use my pics, let me know. I took this one just yesterday.
A trip to Southern Illinois
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And here is her complete story:
http://pinoytutorial.com/lifebytes/%E2%80%9Cbaldy%E2%80%9D-bear-in-the-zoo/
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M$A coyote !
It only scared me because I was in my convertible a couple years back and I was afraid it might have tried to jump in the vehicle as I came to a stop at a red light.
I was headed to Mass from Toronto dropping off my sisters boyfriend at the time.
Scared the hell out of us.
Regards,
@XDS
Personal Experience.
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You're right ab: It is really sad, and with legislation past last year and the year before they can still be hunted in some states.
They even have a "coyote season" .
I just don't know about all of this, makes me wonder...
They very, very rarely are aggressive. But more and more are showing up as roadkill all over the country
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I've seen iquanas near but not crossing the road, but in Belize. In Alaska I've seen moose and cougar cross the road. An iguana in Alaska is pretty surprising all right.
It was a road in the Denali Park.
I've seen lots of moose, porcupine, rabbits, and coyotes/wolves are pretty common too. I can say I've never seen a cougar cross up here though.