Gemma Heredia & Bj. ANTHRAX.  -Fever (100 degrees f.) chills & night sweats.  Flu like symptoms.  Cough, chest discomfort, shortness of breathe, fatigue.

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Gemma Heredia & Bj. ANTHRAX

 -Fever (100 degrees f.) chills & night sweats.  Flu like symptoms.  Cough, chest discomfort, shortness of breathe, fatigue muscle aches.  Soar throat, swallowing difficulty, enlarged lymph nodes, headache, nausea, loss of appetite, abdominal distress, vomiting and diarrhea.  A sore, especially or your face. *SYMPTOMS

 Domestic animals, wild ruminants, & elephants.  Skin:sore  Ingestion: causes of dead animals that have Anthrax.  Inhale *CONTRACTED

*EFFECTS  Shock  Difficulty breathing  In textinal inflammation.  Inflammation surrounding the brain/spinal cord.  Severe bleeding.  Illness/death.

 Disease of herbivores (primarly)  Causing agents is spore- from bacterium bacillus anthracic’s.  Reservoir: is soil contaminated by spores in recent to seven decades. *FACTS