Came across this yesterday, but didn't try to catch it for

>>2118041
Armadillos are one of the only animals human can get leprosy from. I'd never touch one with my bear hands

>>2118051
^^^^
This

>>2118041
>What are the chances of getting something from armadillos?
close to zero if you don't touch or eat them.

the odds go up considerably otherwise.

>>2118136
This.
It's also worth mentioning you probably wouldnt get it from touching one anyway, and that leprosy isn't even very dangerous anymore because of modern medicine. Used to be dangerous, but now it's right there with black plague in the "horrifying diseases that aren't dangerous anymore" crowd.

>>2118041
How about not trying to catch it because it's a god damn wild animal and should be left alone?

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>>2118041

Call a conservationist

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>>2118051
>bear hands

Are all of them infested or what?

I really hate that they are trying to force these shit animals into more states

Like wow man thanks just what a i need a disease ridden pest digging up everything

>>2118229
>a screencap for ants

>>2118158
Black Plague will fuck us up if it ever comes back.

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>>2118041
>What are the chances of getting something from armadillos?

All the areas where armadills live have increaced incidence of leprosy.

Now you might call this a correlation not causation fallacy... but maybe the armadills carry the desese.