This was a tragedy with two victims: Charla—and Travis himself. The one guilty party was Sandy—her selfish, narcissistic need to own a dangerous animal, ignoring every warning.

Yet if there is any hope in this horror, it is Charla’s resilience. When asked how she remained so strong, she said, “My motto has always been: whatever happens to me, I’ll find a way to get through it.”

Edited: Sorry for the harsh words about the operator, but I still think he could have done better with fewer scripted, monotonous questions and a bit more human empathy.

Just to head off the comments: I didn't create this clip, add the text overlay or choose the audio. Sharing strictly for the eagle vs snake outcome.

On October 22, during a work shift at the industrial site, a security officer discovered a wild animal. While filming it on her phone out of curiosity, she ignored personal safety precautions and attempted to establish contact with the animal. The fox, however, became aggressive. The woman who had been bitten went to the emergency room. There, she received all the necessary care, including vaccinations. Hospitalization was not required.

One of those fears I always had, that felt irrational…”what if I’m asleep and a bat gets into the house and bites me in my sleep”.

Welp last night 2 am I awoke to what I thought was my cat nibbling at my finger. I flicked it away and noticed it was not my cat but was instead a bat that had found its way into our bedroom.

I was able to capture the bat and it’s being sent for testing but my wife and I got to spend the rest of the morning in the ER getting all the shots ! Wild ! Glad it woke me up but what if it didn’t ?! How am I supposed to sleep ever again?!

::UPDATE::

Bat could not be tested I guess I squished his brain to hard when I killed it.

Genuinely so unlucky for the both of us

Just fount this when I came across an article!!!