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Wild turkeys near residences in Georgia
2005 photograph taken by a Centers for Disease Control, Division of Creative Services staff member depicts what has become common commonplace in his neighborhood, which is the presence of a flock of wild turkeys. Increased proximity and interaction with human beings can increase human exposure to viral and bacterial pathogens carried by such pseudo-domesticated animals, including West Nile virus, rabies, and malaria.
Image ID: 000520
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Image size: 8.2 Mpixels (23.3 MB uncompressed) - 3484x2340 pixels (11.6x7.8 in / 29.5x19.8 cm at 300 ppi)
Image keywords: 2000s, 21st-century, Americas, Education-Social Issues, Eon3320, Georgia, Photographs, Plants-Animals, United States, West Nile virus, animals, birds, diseases, health, malaria, medicine, rabies, science, turkeys, viruses, EonDIscount
