You run a high risk of getting salmonella if you touch your turtle and then neglect washing your hands after, and you put your hands in or near your mouth or rub your eyes wiypth your hand(s) used in holding the turtle. However, you will run a risk of near zero percent if you make sure to wash your hands well. I'd personally still avoid mouth-eye contact regardless, seeing how many other diseases you may get with unclean hands.
It's possible to get salmonella from a turtle, although it's not likely, and if you wash your hands after you touch your turtle then you defiantly won't get it
Why don't you try having sex with a tortise and see if it contracts HIV
yes they do
There are many diseases that a wild pond turtle can catch in its lifetime. One of these diseases is known as ulcerative shell disease.
i dont think heres one cause i have one and i feed it stuff i catch out side but im going to do some research on that i never did
Play catch with it
yes
Yes
With a net.
Catch it in a lake
You shouldn't catch a turtle for a pet, you should buy one bred in captivity. It's better for the turtle.
infectious diseases (those with bacterial or virus, or prion) you can also "catch" chemical based diseases such as contamination burns if you come into contact with someone with the chemicals on them.
Go to a pond or lake
You are in luck. You can't catch gay diseases at all because there is no such thing as a gay disease.
Yes, turkeys can and will often catch diseases from chickens. This is why it is advised to keep turkeys and chickens separate, this way the turkeys cannot catch the disease from the chickens.