Rabies at Saguaro National Park.

The article titled "Rabies at Saguaro National Park" discusses the identification of rabies as a possible cause for unusual wildlife behavior and dead foxes at Saguaro National Park in Arizona. There was also a reported incident of a bobcat biting a park visitor. Park staff have not yet determined the cause of illness in animals as they have not recovered any animal carcasses for testing. Visitors are urged to notify park staff and seek medical attention if they have had physical contact with an animal. The summary also includes information about other topics such as the rediscovery of the De Winton's golden mole in South Africa, the addition of more Australian wildlife to the threatened species list, and the completion of initial reviews on Endangered Species Act petitions for 10 species by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Additionally, the summary mentions research on numbats in Western Australia, which found that the endangered animals are limited to as little as ten minutes of activity in the sun before they overheat. [Extracted from the article]