While most people really admire wildlife and the natural world, we still prefer for it to stay out of our homes. However, more and more wild animals are starting to hack life in the city. A creature could be nesting inside a house and there would be no way of knowing that it even exists in the first place.
This is what happened to Twitter user Drew Olanoff, whose electrician told him that he had a raccoon living in the attic. Plus, the new inhabitant looked like a big fan of king snow crabs “because he has a bunch of them up there.” Here comes the plot twist—the family did not have any snow crabs.
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Scroll down to read his live tweets about the journey of this raccoon’s removal and make sure to let us know what you think in the comment section below.
Drew Olanoff found out that he had a raccoon living in the attic and started to live-tweet the whole situation
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It seems that the new inhabitant has been living there for quite some time
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The Twitter user and his wife started booking appointments for this raccoon’s removal, and it’s hilarious
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Finally, a guy from wildlife control came to their rescue
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The situation took quite an unexpected turn and revealed that there were in fact no crab legs and no raccoon
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Here’s what other users thought of the thread
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