In Tarrant County, some unexpected shoppers have been spotted. Opossums have been found in multiple stores, prompting removals from the premises. This unusual phenomenon has occurred at least twice in the last week.
The presence of opossums in storefronts is an unusual sight for shoppers. For more information on these incidents, readers can refer to the source. Further details on the removal of opossums from Tarrant County stores can be found through FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
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