Why do you think public health officials are growing more concerned about zoonotic diseases? What factors make these diseases more of a threat? Why do you think the plague has been such a problem in the past? What effects has the plague had? Why do you think it is so difficult to eliminate the risk of ringworm? What factors influence the spread of ringworm? Which of the zoonotic diseases discussed in the unit do you think you would be most interested in studying? Why? Why do you think some zoonotic diseases have been used for bioterrorism throughout history?

I believe that they are becoming more concerned for zoophytic disease because it is becoming more and more common for these animal transmitted disease to spread, such as ringworm or hookworms. The factors that would make these more of a threat would likely be the amount of people with animals or the other animals or people their animals are around or not taking your animal to the vet upon signs of seeing symptoms of declining health

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i don't believe the ocean is purple, but it might once have been:

as for the sky, according to nasa:

"sunlight reaches earth's atmosphere and is scattered in all directions by all the gases and particles in the air. blue light is scattered more than the other colors because it travels as shorter, smaller waves. this is why we see a blue sky most of the time."

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say less

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