All articles tagged with #bat
San Mateo County health officials confirmed a bat found in a park tested positive for rabies, urging anyone who had contact with the bat to seek medical advice immediately, as rabies is a deadly but preventable disease. No exposures have been confirmed, and the risk remains low, but precautions are advised to prevent infection.
A bat found in Orange tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to advise residents to avoid contact with wild animals, vaccinate pets, and seek medical attention if exposed, as rabies is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear.
A person in St. Clair County, Michigan, was bitten by a rabid bat, which tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to advise caution and recommend testing and vaccination for those exposed.
A rabid bat was found in St. Clair County, Michigan, resulting in one person being bitten and requiring medical treatment. Health officials emphasize avoiding contact with wild animals and recommend capturing bats for testing if contact occurs. The incident highlights the importance of rabies vaccination for pets and proper response to potential exposures.
The managing director of BAT UK advocates for allowing strict advertising of vapes targeted at adults to help smokers switch, despite current UK restrictions and health concerns about youth vaping; she emphasizes regulation, education, and enforcement to support the UK's goal of a smoke-free generation by 2030.
A rabid bat in Whitestown tested positive for rabies, exposing four people and three cats; those affected received treatment and vaccinations, and residents are advised to watch for rabies symptoms and avoid wild animals showing unusual behavior.
A new bat species, Myotis himalaicus, has been discovered in the Western Himalayas, distinguished by unique traits such as a hairless eye ring and a tail longer than its body, confirmed through morphological, genetic, and acoustic analyses, highlighting its significance for biodiversity and conservation efforts in the region.
A bat found in a Michigan residence tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to provide post-exposure treatment to those potentially exposed and to advise the public on rabies prevention measures, including avoiding contact with wild animals and vaccinating pets.
A bat found in a Northern Michigan home tested positive for rabies, prompting health officials to advise caution, ensure pets are vaccinated, and seek medical attention if exposed, as rabies is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear but preventable with prompt treatment.
Raisin, a Jamaican fruit bat who was once in a lab, now enjoys a happy retirement at Bat World Sanctuary, living longer than typical wild lifespan thanks to quality care, regular massages, and a nurturing environment, showcasing the positive impact of compassionate animal treatment.
A bat found in a Cary home tested positive for rabies, leading to two people receiving post-exposure treatment; health officials advise residents on how to prevent rabies exposure from bats and other wild animals.
Two people and an animal in northwest suburban Cary were exposed to a rabid bat, marking the first human exposure case in McHenry County this year. The individuals are receiving post-exposure treatment, and health officials advise precautions such as vaccinating pets, avoiding wild animals, and reporting bites to prevent rabies transmission.
A signed bat used by 12-year-old Little Leaguer Marco Rocco during a celebratory bat flip, which led to a suspension later lifted by a court, sold for nearly $10,000 at auction. The proceeds will be donated to his Little League team, highlighting community support and the significance of youth sports.
A rabid bat was found in Portland, Maine, marking the fourth rabies case in the county this year, prompting health officials to advise pet vaccinations and caution around wild animals.
