Fatal Monkey disease news

[britporn_mike]

"A FATAL 'monkey fever' that causes brain damage, vomiting and bleeding has killed at least two people in Southern India.

Another 49 have been infected by the Kyasanur Forest Disease [KFD], which is understood to be spreading fast after being traced back to three separate districts just south of Goa. "


https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/2575084 ... in-damage/



Here comes another viral pandemic

[bbwlover]

Monkeys have it bad there was another Monkey disease they identified a year or two ago.

[blingman]

Mpox formerly known as monkeypox so as not to offend some, was first discovered in Africa.

[DeSexGuide]

We evolved from monkeys so catching disease from them seems very easy

[vblogger]

They have a vaccine for it?

[tacnet]

Ebola also comes from monkeys

Luckily this disease is spread by ticks so it wont go global. Ticks can only live in certain climates

[Sammy]

Good idea not to go near monkeys

[mybitches]

I feel safe here not too many monkeys roaming the streets in Los Angeles,the ones I see are humans acting like monkeys.

[tacnet]

I saw somewhere that monkeys and bats are the two species they are monitoring closely because they are the most common sources of diseases that can jump to humans

So thats it, from now on monkeys and bats are definitely OFF my menu LOL

[Boner]

Another coronavirus pandemic is more scary if it comes out.

[GlennfromLA]

Every disease can be fatal so what

[LuKenGas]

Like I’m going to India any time soon

[monsta]

Trump called covid the china virus, would he call this one the Indian virus.

[TheButcher]

I saw somewhere that monkeys and bats are the two species they are monitoring closely because they are the most common sources of diseases that can jump to humans

So thats it, from now on monkeys and bats are definitely OFF my menu LOL

They eat them in certain countries

[badkitty]

"A FATAL 'monkey fever' that causes brain damage, vomiting and bleeding has killed at least two people in Southern India.

Another 49 have been infected by the Kyasanur Forest Disease [KFD], which is understood to be spreading fast after being traced back to three separate districts just south of Goa. "


https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/2575084 ... in-damage/



Here comes another viral pandemic

2 of 1.5 billion people this is a pandemic in the making