Baiting studies on oral vaccination of the greater kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) against rabies

RT @TCastanea: Diseases like rabies change host behavior to promote its spread. Hosts may foam at the mouth, snarl & bite. In Namibia, rabi…

RT @TCastanea: Diseases like rabies change host behavior to promote its spread. Hosts may foam at the mouth, snarl & bite. In Namibia, rabi…

RT @TCastanea: Diseases like rabies change host behavior to promote its spread. Hosts may foam at the mouth, snarl & bite. In Namibia, rabi…

RT @TCastanea: Some kudu populations are highly vulnerable to rabies though the reasons why are not clear. All mammals are susceptible to r…

Diseases like rabies change host behavior to promote its spread. Hosts may foam at the mouth, snarl & bite. In Namibia, rabies outbreaks in kudu have claimed up to 40% of a population (Hassel et al 2018) #2023MMM https://t.co/FGRmJSo8t6

Some kudu populations are highly vulnerable to rabies though the reasons why are not clear. All mammals are susceptible to rabies but bats, dogs, foxes & other canids are the typical host (Hassel et al 2018) #2023MMM https://t.co/FGRmJSo8t6

Baiting studies on oral vaccination of the greater kudu ( Tragelaphus strepsiceros ) against rabies https://t.co/id1gqT8WlE EurJWildRes