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Texans confront more than just the scorching heat and harmful ultraviolet radiation that Mother Nature brings as the Lone Star State prepares for an unprecedented summer heat wave.
A new viral threat is spreading throughout Texas, and the world’s deadliest animal is once again to blame—this time after twenty years of dealing with West Nile Virus.
Not only is it one of the most delicate species you could encounter in the wild, but it is also the most deadly animal on Earth, according to the CDC.
Mosquitoes eat and lay their eggs using blood that they draw from their hosts. Using this approach to communicate is comparable to passing around diseased needles.
Staying away from mosquitoes is the best way to protect yourself from diseases that they carry. As you will see in only two minutes below this post, there are a plethora of options for dealing with mosquitoes.
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The Spread of a Deadly Virus in Texas Has Recently Accelerated.
Together with West Nile virus, dengue fever is currently among the world’s most serious mosquito-borne diseases.
According to data, the death rate from dengue fever falls somewhere between 1% and 20%, with severe cases happening between 2% to 5% of the time.
Multiple cases have been reported in Central Texas recently, according to this story from KVUE.
