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Wolf Injuries. Wolves can get injuries from large prey animals that defend themselves, when the pack attacks a large moose or bison they can receive injuries from kicks and if the prey had antlers or horns it can cause a lot of damage. Wolf Injuries & diseases. Wolves suffer from a variety of injuries and diseases. From common diseases like mange to parasites like ticks and fleas. They also suffer injuries in the wild. Wolf DiseasesWolves are susceptible to more than 100 diseases and parasites. However, all animals suffer from diseases and parasites, including humans who have more diseases and parasites than wolves. In fact, humans suffer from more than 100,000 diseases. That is 1000 times the number of diseases attributed to wolves. It is rare in wild wolves, but has occurred in wolf populations in Minnesota and Wisconsin. It can be fatal to wolves.If you have a morbid fascination with the diseases, parasites, and infections that wolves suffer from, I refer you to Will N.Graves' book Wolves in Russia for more information. Graves is obsessed with this aspect of the wolf to convince everyone that the wolf should be eradicated. Rabies is a disease of dogs, foxes, wolves, hyaenas and in some places it is a disease of bats which feed on blood. The disease is passed to other animals or to people if they are bitten by an animal with rabies. WOLVES & DISEASE The Wolf and the Spread of Disease by N. Nazarova (read the full story). The Wolf and the Spread of Disease by N. Nazarova. Echinococcus (click here for web page). The genus Echinococcus includes six species of cyclophyllid tapeworms to date, of the family Taeniidae.
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