Bubonic plague, you get in glands in your armpits - rarely fatal nowadays.
Pneumonic plague in your lungs, which can be fatal if not treated early.
Haemhorragic plague in the brain, which is almost always fatal. Its only painful for a day, then you don’t notice it. 40 days later, your brain literally explodes.
… What?
Plague is still around, but people don’t really die from it any more because of modern medicine.
Very fitting that the Americans are about to get rid of modern medicine.
There are three types of black death :
Bubonic plague, you get in glands in your armpits - rarely fatal nowadays.
Pneumonic plague in your lungs, which can be fatal if not treated early.
Haemhorragic plague in the brain, which is almost always fatal. Its only painful for a day, then you don’t notice it. 40 days later, your brain literally explodes.
There are places along the highway in northern California that have signs warning you not to walk into the forest because you could get the plague.
Well… some areas of America are.
Federally
Yeah jt stopped being a problem because it’s an easy bacteria
A biologist, Eric York, caught the plague from a mountain lion from Yellowstone that had fleas with the plague. This is the 2007 incident.
Don’t ruin Yellowstone for me please.
I’ve been there. It’s beautiful. It’s also very easy to stay a respectful distance away from the wildlife. I don’t understand what you mean by “ruin”.
Don’t ruin Mountain Lions! Plague or not, I will fully accept the consequences for petting a mountain lion.
Just don’t fight with lions and you’ll be fine.
What if they start it?
No idea, ask your lawyer.
I dumped him and quit the gym. Wait, this is why I don’t have a wife…
The plague is still around. Black-tailed prairie dogs can carry it in the US.
Well I’m glad there are competent and responsible people in charge of disease control. Oh wait…
There have been plague signs all over the woodland areas in my part of the country for decades.
People don’t die from it anymore because of antibiotics.
That was the part I found surprising. That somebody died from it. Maybe it wasn’t diagnosed soon enough or they had comorbidities or something.