The owner of a wild animal must have actual knowledge of its dangerous propensity to be liable for the harm caused by that propensity.

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The owner of a wild animal is strictly liable for harm caused by the animal, regardless of whether the owner had actual knowledge of the animal's dangerous propensities. This is because wild animals are presumed to have dangerous propensities.

The Owner of a Wild Animal Must Have Actual Knowledge