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Animals of all kinds share the planet with human beings. People have a responsibility to allow them to survive and thrive. Many animals have been domesticated over the centuries. These species can help you work or are beloved companions. Domestic animals require care from their human hosts. Mistr
political, it became a lot more political, it became a lot more political than it did scientific. there was no scientific evidence that was leading people deck conclusion, itjust became his hotly debated topic, and the chinese authorities were trying to blame the us for the outbreak, the us was trying to blame china, and in all of that what got lost was following the scientific evidence to a conclusion, an evidence based conclusion about how this happened, and what the scientists that are pulling on that evidential thread, trying to figure what happened, or trade do is try and stop it from happening again, and one of things they point to in this paper is that these live animal markets are incredibly high risk. wherever humans encroach on these habitats of the speeches that can harbour these corunna viruses that we know now they don t make this particular coronavirus can be passed to other species, so we know these are high risk environments and the whole point of this surge is to
the pandemic is already over. i would urge extreme caution in the complete lifting of public health and social measures at this time because there are consequences for that. a group of top scientists from around the world say covid-19 almost certainly originated from an animal likely at a wildlife market in china. in their review they say after analyzing the evidence there is nothing to suggest early cases had any connection to a laboratory, instead they point to clear links to animal markets in wuhan. meanwhile the latest forecast from the cdc predict new u.s. cases, hospitalizations and deaths from the virus will stabilize over the next month. new infections have been steadily falling over the past few months, the states with low vaccination rates are still seeing some of the biggest spikes in daily cases and one of those states is missouri. a team of specialists is being deployed to help health care workers there.