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Ramblings and Such From Hunting Coyote
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2187680" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>If you study some of the history of human and animal interactions going back as far as a few thousand years you will find that humans were able to link the spread of some diseases to animals as well as humans crowding together . Dogs as well as some other animals have long been thought of as unclean animals carrying fleas ,ticks , lice and internal parasites then transmitting them to humans as can be seen in some Asian countries today . In medieval times aristocrats wore fur collars to try to help control these critters . Leprosy in some forms is very contagious to humans and carried by some animals such as armadillos to this day . Cats were brought into European cities and towns to combat the rats and mice that carried fleas that were spreading bubonic plague , which spread from the east (Asia ) and into Europe . Recently the DNR was studying prairie dog towns thinking that they would reintroduce black footed ferrets to them but in Wyoming they found that 9 out of 10 prairie dog towns had bubonic plague and when the bacteria get in the soil it can become air borne with high winds thus causing pneumonic plague . The bubonic plague was brought to the Americas from Asia on sailing ships bringing trade goods , and flea infested rats .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2187680, member: 91783"] If you study some of the history of human and animal interactions going back as far as a few thousand years you will find that humans were able to link the spread of some diseases to animals as well as humans crowding together . Dogs as well as some other animals have long been thought of as unclean animals carrying fleas ,ticks , lice and internal parasites then transmitting them to humans as can be seen in some Asian countries today . In medieval times aristocrats wore fur collars to try to help control these critters . Leprosy in some forms is very contagious to humans and carried by some animals such as armadillos to this day . Cats were brought into European cities and towns to combat the rats and mice that carried fleas that were spreading bubonic plague , which spread from the east (Asia ) and into Europe . Recently the DNR was studying prairie dog towns thinking that they would reintroduce black footed ferrets to them but in Wyoming they found that 9 out of 10 prairie dog towns had bubonic plague and when the bacteria get in the soil it can become air borne with high winds thus causing pneumonic plague . The bubonic plague was brought to the Americas from Asia on sailing ships bringing trade goods , and flea infested rats . [/QUOTE]
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