Why is reverse zoonosis an important mechanism?

Answer 1

reverse zoonoses are important because of the increased human and animal interaction. further, the whole disease Biology is also changing due to climate variation and other human factors. Once disease goes in animals from human, it may perpetuate in the same species or even other species of animals (due to animal-animal interaction, especially in developing countries where human and animals share the same accommodation for retiring during the day or night). This is possiblely much true for human diseases that may not show overt clinical symptoms in animals and may perpetuate for long leading to further infection of more humans and other animal species.

Answer 2

Reverse zoonosis, where humans can transmit infections back to animals, is important because it can contribute to the spread of disease among wildlife populations. This can have significant consequences for biodiversity, ecosystem health, and even human health if pathogens are reintroduced from wildlife reservoirs. By understanding and preventing reverse zoonosis, we can better manage and mitigate disease transmission between humans and animals.