I know that airplane food is pretty bad, but even so I'd expect that your average flea could probably survive a flight, even if there was a stopover or two along the way.
“The epidemiologists are probably jumping on top of this one since the implication is there is now a very resilient flea that can make it from Afghanistan to North Africa, and then spread the infection to local fleas.”
There’s the reason we need to stop importing those creatures. And I don’t mean the fleas, either.
The much more likely explanation is that some al-Quada operative picked up the disease fron a flea bite in Afghanistan, and it eventually went to his lungs. That "martyr" traveled to meet his buddies in North Africa, where he spread the disease around by coughing in close quarters with those comrades. So many in the North African cell got the plague that way. In other words, far more likely that "human" (note the quotation marks) travel spread it between continents than flea travel.
It’s the insecticides that stop them.
Being retired from the medical field9 post mil) I’m sure this “plague has something to do withing the family of “cranialrectitis.” If we do not supply more left hands, toilet paper and have,(laves las manos)them quit eating the cr*p their books and Imam’s feed them there WILL be a cure. Ah, but they’re a stubborn lot.
Being retired from the medical field9 post mil) I’m sure this “plague has something to do withing the family of “cranialrectitis.” If we do not supply more left hands, toilet paper and have,(laves las manos)them quit eating the cr*p their books and Imam’s feed them there WILL be a cure. Ah, but they’re a stubborn lot.