‘What Am I Looking at?!’: Deformed Raccoon in Seattle Goes Viral
Stock image by Krzysztof Baranowski/Getty Images A raccoon with a spinal deformity is going viral for being different. "Jimothy" lives in Seattle, Washington, and you have to see the videos. The post ‘What Am I Looking at?!’: Deformed Raccoon in Seattle Goes Viral appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls.
A raccoon with a spinal deformity is going viral for being different. “Jimothy” the raccoon lives in Seattle, Washington, and he likely has short spine syndrome, a rare genetic condition in which an animal’s vertebrae compress and fuse together during fetal development.
Kiana Hall captured footage of the unique animal and shared it on her Instagram account. She says in the video: “What am I looking at?!”
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Since Hall’s video has gone viral, more Seattle residents have begun sharing their footage of “Jimothy,” a name Hall came up with. Apparently, he was already a local legend among some circles, and now he’s an international sensation.
Watch Jimothy the viral raccoon in Seattle below (or see it here).
Here’s a second video of Jimothy from a different Seattle resident:
Another Seattle resident is chiming in with footage of Jimothy as a baby! Watch below.
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