Yes, an adult can catch whooping cough (pertussis) even if they had it as a child. Immunity from the disease or vaccination can wane over time, making individuals susceptible to reinfection. Additionally, the vaccine's effectiveness decreases over the years, which is why booster shots are recommended for adults, especially those in close contact with infants.
Bears will eat about anything, but they could not catch an adult wolf.
no, sadly they all starve to death
It would be. It would make it hard to catch a breath.
No you cant catch anything when fingering a girl ...
You can catch anything from needles.
They catch it like adult alligators, only their prey is much smaller
Whooping cranes live in wetlands to catch small animals in the water with their long beaks & legs .... *(:
The Pertussis, or whooping cough vaccination is called the DTaP for children and the vaccination for adolescents and adults is called the the Tdap. Both protect against whooping cough, tetanus, and diphtheria.
Put 2 children on it to distract it, then put an adult on it to catch it.
They can catch the flu from their owners. They can pretty much catch anything that people can catch.
Catch in golf doesn't mean anything
She won't give you anything when you catch her.