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For those of you who like pets such as rabbits, cats or dogs should be careful with the bubonic plague. This disease may feel weak at times today, but it has a serious impact and even deadly.

The first outbreak in Egypt, the plague has killed 10,000 people, every day. Plague continues and claimed up to a quarter of the human population in the Eastern Mediterranean. Sometime in the 1300s, Asia and Europe turn to this deadly epidemic. Pes is also referred to as the cause of 'The Black Death' because it killed 25 million people in the Middle Ages.



Although the so-called rare diseases, the current outbreak is apparently still is something that is still prevalent in Africa, Asia and South America. The disease is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, is usually carried by ticks found in feathers rodents, such as mice, squirrels, rabbits, and even dogs and cats.

The disease is transmitted through the bite of ticks that carry the bacteria. According to the National Institutes of Health, symptoms of bubonic plague include:

- Shivering
- Fever
- General feeling of illness (malaise)
- Headache
- Muscle pain
- Seizures
- Lymph nodes swollen and sore
- Wound infection in the groin, armpits, and neck.

People who are affected by this epidemic requires medical treatment as soon as possible. Without treatment, about 50 percent of people suffering from the plague is very likely to die. If you have strange symptoms as above, be examined, especially after exposure to fleas or rodents.