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Today is Zoonoses Day. What Are Zoonotic Diseases?

Watch this 30-second video to know what Zoonotic diseases are and why we observe July 6th as Zoonoses Day

By I Kid You Not , in Did You Know Explained Video (U/A 13+) , at July 6, 2021 Tags: , ,

Watch this 30-second video to know what Zoonotic diseases are, and why we observe July 6th as Zoonoses Day.

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