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Much to students’ amazement, animal encounters on campus have become as much of a Stanford quirk as CS106A enrollments — abundant and showing no signs of…
Back in the spring, I wrote an article covering student testimonies of bizarre interactions with Stanford’s animal residents. In the following months, I connected with more members of Stanford’s community who had similarly peculiar tales to share, writes Sarayu Pai.
Apparently, the large dogs at night are coyotes, and the raccoons’ “chunky” build may be attributed to feasting at gourmet dining hall dumpsters.