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Falmouth Woman Leaves Water for Coyotes Despite Guidance Not To - Vimarsana News

Falmouth Woman Leaves Water for Coyotes Despite Guidance Not To

This pack of seven coyotes shows up on Jennifer Christian's cameras every day in Falmouth, and it's no wonder why.

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Boo Boo the Black Bear, Beloved Southeastern MA Visitor, Has Died - Vimarsana News

Boo Boo the Black Bear, Beloved Southeastern MA Visitor, Has Died

Multiple sources are now reporting that Boo Boo the Black Bear has died. The news of Boo Boo's alleged passing was first posted to the beloved bear's Facebook fan page, Scituate Bear (Boo Boo), on Wednesday. According to reports, the bear's remains were found Tuesday, July 6, during a second search for him after he'd been hit by a van while trying to cross Interstate 195 in Marion. During that incident, the bear ran back into the woods and no sightings of him had happened since. Officials determined he had died from injuries sustained when hit by a medical transport van. Boston.com confirme...

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Wareham River Otter Sighting: What You 'Otter' Know About Them - Vimarsana News

Wareham River Otter Sighting: What You 'Otter' Know About Them

A photo posted on Facebook has Wareham residents wondering just how prevalent river otters are in town, as more and more wildlife seems to be making a comeback. On Monday, January 5, a photo of a deceased river otter was posted in a Wareham Facebook group along with the caption “Saw this guy in the middle of the road on Tihonet Rd. Had to move this beautiful animal to the side. Wareham has river otters.” In the comments under the post, many town residents were talking about the amount of river otters in Wareham waters. “Lots, especially up Glen Charlie Road,” wrote Sean Lawrence.

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