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In this “apocalyptic scenario“, Justin gets away with bruises, claws and two holes, by hand and thigh, treated in the hospital.”He was given a tetanus reminder, administered an antibiotic. It was not pushed so as not to enclose the possible infection.“
Straight out of a horror film
Mégane and Justin are not the only ones to have made this creepy meeting. The first episode took place on April 17, in a meadow on rue des Dévortés, where the ruminant cervid was stuck. Postibly upset, he began to attack three sheep (ruminants, too). Result of disproportionate confrontation: 200 stitches. “”The veterinarian had never seen that“, We tell us. The wounds were deep.
A few days later, on April 21, another Beezoise, Sylvie, launched a call for the vigilance of her neighbors, her kid and one of her friends crossed the road to the cervid who was not in better arrangements. Up to the disused canine education center, Alessio and Grégoire remained at a good distance from the furious beast. Grégoire began to film it. What didn’t like: Le possessed identified them and started running towards them. “He threw himself on Grégoire, my son returned to help him, it was when the brocade pushed a horn into his leg. It took long minutes for Lessio to get out and managed to get on an embankment.“The two boys ran to take refuge in a resident of Beez who, lucky, was a nurse.”She phoned me – they were both in shock – and lavished first aid. Alessio was taken care of at the Namur CHR where he was sutured and received vaccines. The next day he was bruised everywhere. It is not about to go back there.“
Finally, on May 5, Laurence and Yvan also had the fear of their lives, always on the side of the old dressage, lower than the rue de l’Ascalier. “”At his sight, we took refuge behind the barriers. He is very threatening and managed to find a passage to be able to rush on us, even though our dog, a young Malinois, barked on him. He loaded us and my husband had no choice but to catch it. I saw an old rope hanging out and tied it with a knot flowing to the training enclosure while we can run away. I called 112, an agent of the Department of Nature and Forests intervened on site but the brocard had detached himself.“In the four cases, the creature is always the same, recognizable by its broken ear and its ugly peel.
Is it stuffed with buds or in rut?
How to explain that this cervid has so much to do so want to crash, to plant everything that moves? If local residents and accustomed to the local think that it becomes crazy by dint of going around in the old career of the Great-Malades without being able to get out of it, on the side of the DNF and the Zoology Professor at Gembloux Agrobiotech François Verheggen, we imagine two other probable tracks. The latter, passionate about animal behavior, without being a specialist in deer, advances, at the sight of the video posted by Grégoire: “As a rule, you should never approach a wild animal. But, clearly, here, it is not normal behavior. He seems in a second state. On the one hand, this can be explained by the consumption in large quantities that this animal, in the spring, does buds. These contain an alkaloid which causes, on herbivores, an effect which can be assimilated to alcohol. In its first stomach, fermentation will take place and cause the drunkenness of the brocade.“
He continues: “A priori, deer is not territorialist, it is more opportunistic. To my knowledge, apart from if he is in a group, he is not aggressive to protect his young people.“Anyway, it’s still a little too early to see faes.”On the other hand, he can still be on the defensive during a period of seduction, when he is in rut. By feeling the smell of females in heat, it can be aggressive to evacuate the other males from its small piece of territory.“While waiting for the beast to cover its spirits and buried the ax of war, the Beezois are on their guard, some swearing that they will find other paths of walking.
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