Salmonella bacteria primarily live in the intestines of animals, especially birds and reptiles, and can be found in their feces. They can contaminate food and water when proper hygiene practices are not followed. Common sources include undercooked poultry, eggs, unpasteurized dairy products, and contaminated fruits and vegetables. Additionally, Salmonella can survive in the environment for extended periods, making it a risk in various settings.
Salmonella.
no they don't
No. Salmonella is a bacterium.
samonella
Samonella
Turtles Normally Have Salmonella
samonella, extract
Because he had samonella after the meat callenge im assuming :L
samonella or e.coli
It has bacteria on it such as, Samonella or E.Coil when it is raw meat
No, but they can carry samonella so you must clean your hands after handling them.
samonella. the protein in eggs is better for you when it's cooked anyway