Squirrel-related diseases, though uncommon, pose potential health risks to humans. These diseases can be transmitted through direct contact with squirrels or indirect exposure to their urine, feces, or contaminated soil and water. Common...
Armadillo related diseases, particularly leprosy, pose a significant risk to human health. Armadillos can carry the bacteria that causes leprosy, making them the only non-human reservoir for this disease. Human cases of leprosy linked to armadillos have...
Bat Related Diseases pose a significant risk of transmitting zoonotic diseases from bats to humans. These diseases include rabies, histoplasmosis, salmonellosis, yersiniosis, and various fungal infections. Rabies, a fatal viral infection, can...
Property damages caused by opossums can result in significant inconvenience and financial burden for property owners. From tearing apart insulation, damaging electrical wiring, to compromising the structural integrity of buildings, the impact of opossums...
Raccoons can cause significant property damages, infiltrating homes through small openings, tearing off shingles, and creating or enlarging holes. Their strong paws and sharp claws enable them to breach barriers, posing a threat to attics,...
Property damages caused by tree squirrels can be quite extensive, posing risks to both the structural integrity of a property and the health of its occupants. Squirrels are notorious for their destructive chewing habits, targeting a variety of materials such...
