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A Canadian white-tailed deer with big beautiful eyes could pass a virus to humans.  Photographer by Jim Brandenburg 

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In these days the world became small , when a problem starts in a small area maybe It passes to the whole world, Because I see how much  COVID-19 leaves damages for the world, and to know if the animals can passed humans viruses

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- The author talks about the new research when they reported about the first deer infected with coronavirus. He talks when the people have close contact with an animal has the virus ,it will pass the virus to him . I love animals so l want to learn about the viruses  which may pass to human from the animal to protect my self.

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A deer may have passed COVID-19 to a person, study suggests

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/first-potential-case-of-deer-to-human-covid-transmission-found

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Their refers to —> the deers

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Observe = watch carefully

The scientist observes the experience

emphasize = confirms

researchers emphasizes Covid-19 passes through contact

infected=  can pass disease

A deer infected with coronavirus

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The USDA did not respond to a request for comment for this article

- The USDA did not answer to request about what have been mentioned  in the article

- The USDA did not add any comment or at least answer the requirements

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‏They should to raise  awareness and control  humans and animals

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A deer may have passed  COVID 19 to a person study suggests

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‏late in 2021, some white-tailed deer in Canada

‏had been infected by coronavirus

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The USDA researchers discovered the issue for the first  time early in 2021, they suggested the animal had infected but without appearance of any symptoms

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The hunters killed animals to take the test as a part of an observation program for chronic wasting disease

Scientists took samples from a deer to test if animals carried a different type of the COVID virus, and 6% of animals tested positive.