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Tourists warned of rabies risk

Bats in the Attic: NPS Contacts Grand Teton Lodge Guests for Rabies Risk Assessments

“It is certainly possible that the bats could be infected with rabies. That does not mean that the people who stayed in there were exposed to rabies,” National Park Service spokesperson Emily Davis t...

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Hundreds may have been exposed to rabies at bat-infested cabins in Grand Teton National Park

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Tourists warned of rabies risk after bats infest cabins at national park

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Hundreds of National Park Visitors Potentially Exposed to Rabies, Officials Scrambling to Find Them

The National Park Service says that, since June 2, the Grand Teton Lodge Company has received eight reports involving overnight guests who may have been exposed to bats in Jackson Lake Lodge rooms.

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National Park Service Warns Tourists of Possible Bat Exposures

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Bat colony at popular national park may have exposed hundreds of visitors to rabies

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Bat Colony Found in Cabins at Popular Wyoming National Park Potentially Exposes Hundreds of Tourists to Rabies

Many people could have been exposed to rabies after a colony of bats was found residing in the attic of a lodge at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. So far, none of the bats discovered in some of the cabins at Jackson Lake Lodge have tested positive for rabies, according to CNN.

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Hundreds may have been exposed to rabies after bat colony found inside Grand Teton lodge

The bat colony was found over the past few months in cabins at the Jackson Lake Lodge, a popular eco-hotel in Grand Teton National Park.

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Bat-fighting health officials, financiers visiting Jackson Lake Lodge this week

To make recommendations for preventing bats from reentering Jackson Lake Lodge’s attic, Wyoming health officials plan to visit the hotel this week — coincidentally, the same week as the annual