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Re: mine has never stopped fasting!


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Posted by SnakeBiteJunkies on April 01, 2003 at 16:34:25:

In Reply to: mine has never stopped fasting! posted by rudedogsurfrat on March 31, 2003 at 22:54:13:

Oh, I almost forgot to mention that wild deer mice (P. maniculatus) are known to carry the Hanta Virus, which can be fatal to humans. Although I practised this method and kept deer mice for a year or two, for the above mentioned health risks, I do not recommend that anyone handle deer mice. The Hanta is an airborne virus that can be contracted throught the inhalation of dust laced with mice urine and feces, usually in an enclosed environment like an old building or cave. Many who contract the virus die quickly from it. Symptoms are flu like. Be very careful with wild mice!



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