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The oral and maxillofacial region occupies the most prominent position of the human body rendering it vulnerable to injuries quite frequently. These injuries are commonly associated with high morbidity resulting in increased costs of care and varying degrees of physical, functional, and cosmetic disfigurement. Multiple etiologies of oral and maxillofacial trauma include road traffic accidents, falls, assaults, industrial injuries etc. out of which road traffic accidents is the commonest etiology in many regions across the globe. Among these, road traffic accidents caused due to stray animals remains an undisclosed and a scarcely documented issue. The Current case series highlights five cases of maxillofacial injuries presented to Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, District General Hospital Gampaha, Sri Lanka within a short span of time following road traffic accidents associated with stray animals.

Maxillofacial Injuries due to Motorcycle Accidents Caused by Stray Animals: An Etiology 'Kept Out Of Sight': A Report of 5 Cases