Post by Brian Roebuck on Sept 13, 2007 6:01:18 GMT -5
Rabid bat bites Oro Valley woman
An Oro Valley woman is recovering from an animal bite; one The Pima County Health Department says happened under a set of very rare circumstances.
The woman was attacked by a bat in broad daylight.
The incident happened last Wednesday near La Reserve Drive and Bighorn Point.
"I was kind of paranoid when I came out this morning."
Cheerie Nelson has been a little on edge lately, whenever she goes into her backyard.
That's because last Wednesday, a bat, an animal that's supposed to sleep during the day, came right at her in broad daylight.
kvoa.com/Global/story.asp?S=7063848&nav=HMO6HMaW
An Oro Valley woman is recovering from an animal bite; one The Pima County Health Department says happened under a set of very rare circumstances.
The woman was attacked by a bat in broad daylight.
The incident happened last Wednesday near La Reserve Drive and Bighorn Point.
"I was kind of paranoid when I came out this morning."
Cheerie Nelson has been a little on edge lately, whenever she goes into her backyard.
That's because last Wednesday, a bat, an animal that's supposed to sleep during the day, came right at her in broad daylight.
kvoa.com/Global/story.asp?S=7063848&nav=HMO6HMaW