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Humans Spread COVID-19 to Animals

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People are tired of hearing about the pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which is more commonly known as COVID-19. Most of us have grown increasing frustrated and exhausted due to the isolation and lack of jobs, as well as the constantly changing mandates, recommendations, and information on the best methods to slow or prevent the spread of the virus.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) no longer recommends wearing face masks or social distancing in most public indoor settings, including schools. However, the CDC does recommend wearing masks in indoor public places in areas with high COVID-19 case counts and hospitalizations.

Most people are unaware of the fact that people can spread COVID-19 to wild and domestic animals, including our family pets. On the other hand, according to the CDC, animals are highly unlikely to spread the virus to humans.

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COVID-19

Humans and animals have both been infected by COVID-19. Although scientists have had nearly 3 years to study the virus, there is still a lot to learn especially regarding wild and domestic animals. How does it affect their immune system and for how long? Do other species suffer long-term symptoms? How many species have become infected? And how many individual animals have died from this disease?

 The answer to all of these questions is “unknown.” We still have a lot to learn about this pandemic and how it has affected, not only humans, but many other species on earth as well.

676,609,955M 

Global Human Cases

6,881,955M 

Global Human Deaths

31 

Known Species Infected

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