AndrewWaldron•

Is this an additional attack or were they injured in the original attack and just now died? Article is unclear on both points.

10
IggyChooChoo•

FWIW, my friend who is a neighbor told me that it was from injuries in the original attack.

10
[deleted]•

[deleted]

5
xandrodas•

I’ve watched enough police documentaries to know that this is clearly a known associate of the llamas; no forced entry

10
GumbyTheGremlin•

Actual headline: 2 more llamas die after attack at Louisville farm

OP’s title makes it sound like it was another incident.

8
KeystrokeCowboyOP•

"That is in addition to six that were found dead" Sounds like another incident. I doubt they were alive for this along after the initial attack it was serious enough that they ended up dying.

-6
GumbyTheGremlin•

I guess colloquially I can see how it is confusing, but

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Two more llamas have died after an attack at a Louisville farm.

There’s reference to a single attack, and two more “have died” as a result of it.

6
Kreetch•

It's pretty obvious that it was 1 attack...

1
KeystrokeCowboyOP•

Where does it say this was the same attack? The story does not make that clear, and several comments have the same confusion about it. "Pretty obvious" though. Right.

-4
hammertongs•

This is how werewolf movies get started.

Random livestock get killed near an urban area...

Stay safe, y’all! /s

8
Justice502•

Man I got sensationalized into thinking some asshole was killing them.

It's just Coyotes....which is less bad I guess.

Poor packys

1
[deleted]•

It ain't coyotes

8
[deleted]•

Why is everyone so opposed to it being coyotes?

1
[deleted]•

Because coyotes are the lazy scapegoats all the time. They simply don't kill adult llamas, and certainly not 9 of them.

2
[deleted]•

I mean, it is possible. Dogs are peobably the culprit but I’ve heard cows getting killed by coyotes at all hours of the night where I grew up. It is not entirely implausible that coyotoes would kill a few animals that are conventionally smaller than cows. Charlie, the dude whose farm I grew up across from (and eventually worked for) had a total loss of 5 cows one night. That’s a lot of beef.

1
[deleted]•

[deleted]

1
edw253•

Man what the fuck is going on in Louisville? Mysterious llama deaths, loud booms over the east end...Good luck with your alien invasion!

1
PuppyGo69•

Anything capable of killing 8 llamas for sport is capable of killing humans, certainly children. The failure of the city to solve this speaks volumes about the leadership of Louisville and should worry everyone.

-11
fbthowaway•

Trump doesn’t care about llama people

3
ayybillay•

i bet your mouth waters for local news to post these stories so you can say "BETTER GET MORE BIKE LANES HYUH HYUH HYUH"

1