Canadians are faced with an invasion of raccoons behaving as drunk. Most drunken animals seen in the suburbs the capital of the country, Ottawa.
A local resident told about a meeting with a sweeping animal Emily Rogers. A raccoon entered the yard of her house, barely holding on to legs. He staggered, fell, struggled to rise – typical behavior one who went too far with alcohol. Realizing that something is not with the raccoon so, Emily called the Animal Welfare Service, after which the beast taken for examination.
According to biologists, the cause of intoxication may be fermented fruits falling from trees. Experts advise not to try sober up animals. Having met a drunken raccoon, it is best to give him to sleep, leaving alone.
