>people frequently get diseases from animals >animals rarely

le shitposting vegan face

>>7763011
are you giving every animal an autopsy to know this?
didn't think so
now delete your worthless thread

>>7763011
Animals rarely consume humans. Humans rarely bite animals and run away. Ontop of that we dont really document where animals get their diseases

How is it, which kind of diseases can be changed among human and for example a dog?

>>7763354
Rabies

>>7763354
H3N2. Probably not directly though.

>>7763348
This is the answer.
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>>7763011
Animals get sick from people. It's just that no one cares

>>7763348
This. Humans are pretty clean and dont get eaten by animals very often. The only way animals can really get sick is if we sneeze on them, and for the most part we don't even notice if the family cow has the sniffles, much less give a shit how it got sick.

Pigs get the flu from humans all the time, and from birds, and the flu viruses shuffle their genes and they bounce it back to humans. They're colloquially known as mixing vats for the flu since they've been a factor in quite a few epidemics.

Apart from that, most animals don't live in such crowded conditions as humans which explains why they don't get sick from humans as much as we get sick from them.