Considering the relationship between wild animals and livestock from the perspective of disease

Abstract

If wild animals such as deer and wild boars and humans were able to live separately, there would have been little special problems such as agricultural damage and human damage. However, in recently, not only livestock and livestock, but also zoonosis, such as between livestock and humans, have threatened the stability of livestock and human livelihoods. This paper reports on the ecology and characteristics of deer and wild boars, and outlines infectious and epidemic diseases in livestock. Next, representative infectious diseases in the relationship between deer and cattle and wild boar and pigs will be outlined, and points that humans must be careful of will be explained. Finally, I will touch on the risk avoidance of mite infections (SFTS: Severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome), which has become more serious in recent years, and edible wild game meat.