ArticleOpen veterinary journal2024
Wild birds of Al-Jouf region may harbor zoonotic parasites.
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Background: Wild Birds have hazards of carrying parasites that are possibly transmitted to man. Aim: The aim of this work is to recover parasites from the possibly infected wild birds. Methods: Three wild birds of each type of quail, dove, and pigeon were caught in the Al-Jouf region. They were sacrificed and the contents of their gut were studied using microscopy. Results: Two different species of Cestodes (tapeworms) of order Cyclophyllidea were recovered from wild quail and dove. Only one Conclusion: There is much to be learned about the possible transmission of these cestodes from birds to humans, and further research in this area could have important implications for both human and animal health. Projects must be adopted for making a survey of what Parasites may wild animals carry to raise the level of health, environmental, and economic awareness of the community.
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