6. can mammals transmit the west nile virus to other organisms?

Mammals cannot transmit this virus to other organisms.

Explanation:

West Nile Fever (FNO) is an acute febrile illness caused by a flavivirus (the West Nile virus) transmitted mainly by Culex sp mosquitoes, which was first described in Africa and for decades remained restricted to continents. European, African and Asian.

This virus is transmitted only through the mosquito and can infect humans and other mammals like. However, this virus does not cause a contagious disease between one mammal and another. Only the mosquito can transmit the disease, the mammals are dead end hosts, meaning they cannot transmit the virus to anyone.

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