Pigs do get Swine Flu, but usually it is a different subtype than the pandemic swine flu A-H1N1/09. When they are ill with the flu, they have very similar symptoms to humans: cough, runny nose, sneezes, and you can tell they just don't feel right. Beyond looking for flu-like symptoms yourself, you can get a vet to check them out so you know if you should isolate the sick ones from the rest, they can really pass it easily to each other and can die from the virus.
It is possible, but less likely than the pandemic flu that the humans in direct contact with the pigs can get the pig H1N1 virus from them. To avoid this, do not spend time around the sick pigs too long and use all precautions, like hand washing, etc. to protect yourself.
"Swine" is a term used to refer to any member of the pig family (Suidae), which includes domestic pigs as well as wild pigs. "Pig" is often used specifically to refer to domesticated pigs raised for food production or as pets. In general, the term "swine" has a broader application than "pig."
A young weaned pig is a shoat. A young weaned pig is a shoat.
yes because during swine flu season I couldent use it
The pig likely got on the roof by using a ramp, staircase, leaning tree branch, or another nearby structure to climb up. Pigs are known for their intelligence and agility, which may have helped in finding a way to get onto the roof.
A pig
Swine, is a type of pig, so the flu came from a pig
it matters if it has the swin flu
Yes he is a pig
Swine flu was first discovered in people working with pigs. Flu is a disease that is transmitted in various forms among people, pigs, and birds. Sometimes bird flu is transmitted to pigs, and sometime pig flu is transmitted to people. What actually happens is that a pig has pig flu and catches bird flu. A chromosome from the bird flu gets mixed with the pig flu and changes it to a different type of flu. Then a person with human flu catches pig flu. A chromosome with pig and perhaps bird flu mixes with the human flu. The flu is mainly human flu but contains pig and bird flu chromosomes. It got the name swine flu because people working with pigs caught it first. Because it has the pig and bird chromosomes, people with resistance to human flu, have less resistance to swine flu.
no the swine flu does not harm pigs, it wasnt even suppose to be able to get to humans just pig to pig but a farmer got it in mexico.
Swine flu was first found in huge US owned pig farms in Mexico.
A mixture of the standard Human Flu, Bird Flu and Pig Flu. This creates a new strain of flu called swine flu (Influenza A H1 N1).
What's the difference between bird flu and pig flu? If you have bird flu, you need tweetment. If you have swine flu, you need pig-gy
Its not from pigs.
It is not from swine, never was, never will. It merely RESEMBLES what swine have. There aren't any proven cases that it was transmitted from a pig or anything to a human being. Source: http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/qa.htm
Because we all know flu will cause death, it is new. also,swine lu began by farm pigs in Mexico, the farmer caused swine flu, it got to his wife,and to people. Pig meat sellers have started to wash hands and the pig before cutting,farmers cleaning pig patches. the died people amont is 58 percent.
No, swine means the same as hog or pig. The swine flu is called that because it was originally found in pigs. Bird flu comes from mostly water birds and poultry.