Causes of COVID-19
- Emily Bilman
- Apr 13, 2020
- 1 min read
This pandemic makes us review our relation to the natural world, especially
to animals and the way we treat them. The virus spread out from the fish and
sea food markets in wuhan where wild animals like pangolins, bats, foxes, and
even tigers and their parts and blood were traded for medicine, and aphrodisiacs,
and meat without any hygienic precautions. Infected bats bit the pangolins
that were used for their meat, their blood and scales for medicine. Most
of the pangolins were exported so that the virus spread even more quickly
all around the world. Now our role is clear. We must treat animals as we
would like to be treated ourselves if we want to avoid worldwide catastrophes.
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