>If a human should be bitten, the state has no choice but to euthanize the otter.
That's pretty gross. I'm sure there are ways around that, especially for an endangered species.
That's pretty gross. I'm sure there are ways around that, especially for an endangered species.
Except house cats, of course. Somehow we've bred them to attack us with impunity.
I startled a cat I had when it was sitting in the window getting worked up about a cat outside and it turned on me with all it's murderous power, clawing my shins pretty bad.
I picked it up and put it in the basement.
There is a recent popular book on it, Fuzz: When Animals Break the Law, by Mary Roach. She goes into the challenges facing human animal interaction. There's a lot to it, much of it unfortunately bad for the animals.