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A Florida virologist's cat, Pepper, helped discover a new strain of orthoreovirus after bringing home a dead shrew, highlighting the ongoing need to study these viruses' potential impact on humans and animals.
A Florida cat named Pepper, owned by virologist John Lednicky, has discovered the rare orthoreovirus in a dead shrew for the second time, highlighting the importance of monitoring such viruses due to their potential impact on human health. The virus infects various animals and has been linked to serious illnesses in humans, prompting ongoing research to assess its threat.
A Florida cat named Pepper helped scientists discover two new virus strains by bringing home dead animals for testing, leading to important insights into previously unknown viruses and highlighting the role of animals in virus detection and potential disease spread.
A Florida cat named Pepper has helped scientists discover a new strain of orthoreovirus by bringing home a dead rodent, highlighting the rapid mutation of viruses and the importance of studying them to assess potential threats to humans and animals.
Scientist's cat Pepper helped discover a new strain of orthoreovirus in a shrew, highlighting the ongoing need to study these viruses' potential impact on humans and animals.
A scientist's cat in Florida helped discover a new strain of orthoreovirus in a dead shrew, highlighting the ongoing need to study these viruses due to their potential health risks to humans and animals.