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Sign of the Apocalypse #4: Albino raccoons in Scarborough. No, really.

By Emily Landau
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Not one, but three furry reminders of the coming apocalypse (Image: Gates Wildlife Control)

They lack the telltale bandit masks and striped tails, but believe it or not, these little critters are indeed baby raccoons. They were found yesterday in a Toronto home, along with their more traditionally patterned littermate, by wildlife technician Scott Liddle of Gates Wildlife Control. “Only one in 500,000 raccoons is born albino, and for three of them to be born in one litter is even more uncommon,” said company owner Brad Gates. Freaky animal phenomena? Surely a sign that the end of days is nigh.

Albino raccoons turn up in Toronto area [The Weather Network]

Apparently, the earth is coming to an end pretty damn soon—on Saturday, to be exact. In honour of this auspicious occasion, we’ll be watching for signs of the Rapture until we lie in our eternal resting place. Stay tuned

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