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Why Cats, Dogs, and Even Whales Are Getting Human Diseases · NabkaNews

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Why Cats, Dogs, and Even Whales Are Getting Human Diseases

SciTechDaily·Nov 11

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Cats, dogs, and whales are reportedly contracting human diseases. The reasons for this phenomenon are being explored. It appears that animals from different species, including marine mammals, are being affected by diseases that are typically found in humans.

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Animals are developing the same chronic diseases as humans

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