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Wildlife officials euthanize squirrels in Tacoma after at least one person was bitten
Wildlife officials euthanize squirrels in Tacoma after at least one person was bitten
Wildlife officials euthanize squirrels in Tacoma after at least one person was bitten

Published on: 03/26/2026

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A pregnant woman who was bitten by a squirrel told KING 5 it jumped onto her head while she was trying to get her child out of the car.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/local/wildlife-officials-euthanize-squirrels-tacoma-resident-reports-bite/281-2138861e-caba-49c0-84c7-3c81eb99d348

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