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A disease you catch from animals are called a zoonosis. Cats can give you "cat scratch fever" (see Link). They can be sources of the fungal infection-ringworm.
In addition their hair and dander can initiate Asthma attacks. There are also parasites such as roundworms and toxoplasma gondii that can be transmitted from cats to humans.
Rabies
An armadillo would much rather roll into his shell and play dead than to have a skirmish with a dog or cat. They do carry diseases and that is far more dangerous than any armadillo attack.
No, Ferrets do not carry any diseases, but they are subject to be infected with various illnesses from humans, cats, and dogs.
Because of the diseases they carry, yes
I would say the large cats, leopards, cougar, panther, lion, tiger are by far the most dangerous animal group to individual humans. Most dangerous to the human species as a whole is the common rat for the diseases they carry and spread.
They are only known to sometimes carry 24 pethogens.
Yes, they can carry all sorts of serious diseases. Which they distribute on your food.
No, cats should not eat shrews as they can carry parasites and diseases that can be harmful to cats. It is best to keep cats away from shrews to prevent any potential health risks.
These are creatures that can carry some terrible diseases between human homes.
Horseflies are not dangerous. However, their bite can be very painful and they are able to carry a number of infectious diseases.
Asian tiger mosquitoes can be dangerous because they can carry diseases. They are known carriers of encephalitis as well as dog heart-worm.
It is generally not recommended to pet stray cats as they may carry diseases or behave unpredictably. It is best to contact animal control or a local animal shelter for assistance with stray cats.