Any mammal CAN be infected with rabies, although monkeys are not noted for this.
No, quail cannot carry rabies. Only mammals are susceptible to the rabies virus - birds like quail, as well as reptiles, amphibians and fish, are all not vulnerable to infection and cannot carry the virus.
No. Rabies virus does not penetrate the intact skin. Also tail of the dog do not carry the virus.
Yes thay are and they can carry other dieseses as well.
There are many animals that cannot carry the rabies virus, including birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates. Only mammals can carry the rabies virus; of these, the least likely to carry the rabies virus would be the marine mammals.
No, not all dog saliva contains the rabies virus. Rabies is a viral disease that is transmitted primarily through the bite of an infected animal. Only dogs that are infected with the rabies virus can transmit it through their saliva. Most dogs are vaccinated against rabies, so the majority do not carry the virus.
Rabies belongs to the Rhabdovirus family. The virus that causes rabies is the lyssa virus.
Rabies is a virus that is hidden. If you get the rabies virus, it can be a very serious manner. Rabies can affect both animals and humans.
By Rabies virus of family Rhabdoviridae and genus Lyssavirus which also include six other rabies related virus. It has bullet shape morphology. It is an RNA virus.Rabies is a virus that only affects mammals.Rabies is the virus and the disease it causes. It is a virus in the Group V classifications, of the order Monongavirales, Family Rhabdoviridae, Genus Lyssavirus.
i looked it up and it says that rabies is caused by a virus, the lyssa virus or the Rhabdo-virus.
No, only mammals can catch rabies. Turtles have been known to carry salmonella and many other diseases though
Yes, horses can become infected with rabies. This is why your horse should be vaccinated against rabies every year, since your horse can become infected with and die from rabies.
Rabies is a virus, so almost any mammal can technically have and/or carry rabies (with the exception of certain species such as opossums, which have too low a body temperature to harbour the virus).Muskrats are no exception but, as a general rule, smaller rodents tend not to carry the virus. According to the weblink below, "In North America rabies occurs primarily in skunks, raccoons, foxes and bats. In some areas these wild animals infect domestic cats, dogs, and livestock."