Raccoon becomes part of road as striping crew paints over Duluth-area roadkill [PHOTO]
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| Duluth News Tribune/Clint Austin |
| This raccoon's afterlife isn't very pleasant. |
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In his last life, he was a raccoon. Now, he demarcates the edge of a Duluth-area road.
A sadly lazy road-striping crew decided not to remove a deceased raccoon from the side of Howard Gnesen Road before going to work. Instead, they painted right over it.
Here's the full image, courtesy of the Duluth News Tribune's Clint Austin:
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"We're all God's creatures," Donaldson said. "For somebody to leave an animal lay like that and not move it over... we have to have some sensitivity in this world."


































