Two Georgia children are recovering from injuries after separate attacks by what officials called an “aggressive bobcat.”
The attacks happened last Friday near Winterville, a mostly rural community just east of Athens, according to
The flathead catfish is native to many rivers that drain to the Gulf of Mexico, including the Coosa River drainage in northwest Georgia.
A rabid beaver bit a young girl while she was swimming in a northeast Georgia lake, local news outlets reported.
Kevin Beucker, field supervisor for Hall County Animal Control, told WDUN-AM that the beaver
Sonny Perdue was finally confirmed and sworn in this week as the 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. Perdue, who was confirmed by an 87-11 Senate vote, will oversee land and water conservation on private lands
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