SpainWild boars along the Andalusian coast have been identified as a growing health risk due to the diseases they carry, according to research conducted by the One Health chair. The study analyzed over 2,400 samples from wild boars captured in several coastal municipalities and revealed that these animals are carriers of various illnesses. Previously viewed primarily as a safety issue, the findings highlight their role as a public health concern. The research was carried out by the University of Málaga and has raised awareness about the potential dangers posed by these animals in urban and coastal areas.
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