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They can carry diseases such as aviation fluLice and parasites in their feathers can be transferred around the world by migratingLarger birds can slash humans with talonsLarger birds can peck at humans with razor sharp beaksUncooked bird dishes can cause food poisining
Tapeworms can often spread to humans when people eat the infected meat of cattle, and swine. Other diseases are transferred by insect vectors, often blood-feeding insects that carry the cause of the disease.
Yes, humans can get whipworms. Since the eggs are found in feces, the eggs can be transferred through infected soil or water and through not washing your hands thoroughly after handling infected feces. Your dog could step in or roll on infected dog doo and you can get the eggs on your hands when you cut his nails or scratch his belly. This is one reason why frequent and thorough hand washing is so important. WRONG only dogs can get whip worm yes we can get it inside us but it wont do anything the egg (instead of hatch) will simply die simple for the whip worm is actuly a canine disease so humans are safe
Penguins are no danger to Humans, Humans are a Danger to Penguins.
Leishmaniasis is transmitted by sand flies which bite an infected dog and then bite another causing the transmission. Potentially humans can be infected in the same manner.
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No it is not a virus, it is a Trypanosomatid protozoa, and is a parasite transmitted to humans from sand fly bites
Leishmaniasis is normally spread via the bite of a female sandfly in areas where Leishmaniasis is endemic. Leishmaniasis is also spread by blood transfusion, sharing needles, sexually and congenitally. The Leishmaniasis parasite has been proven to survive in stored blood for at least 30 days which is why the US Military and the CDC have a ban on donating blood for one year for persons returning from endemic countries, to include Iraq and Afghanistan.
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At any one time, about 20 million people throughout the world are infected with leishmaniasis. Between one million and one and one-half million cases of cutaenous leishmaniasis are reported yearly worldwide.
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yes and ear sex
no you can not die from leishmanasis. you can only die from it if it is kept untreated.
the female mosquito transfer malaria by its saliva into blood of human , which causes break down of RBCs
yes that's how humans started to get it