Rabies is a viral disease that can be acquired through saliva of an infected host to another. This is commonly transferred from domestic animal bite. The saliva carries the virus and then injected in the body through bites or ingestion. In other words, an infected man without symptoms can transfer the virus through kissing.

The rabies virus attacks the brain which can cause a lot of changes in the behavior and motor function of the body.

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We all know how intelligent chimpanzees are. In fact, evolutionists have traced our human genetic markers as having a common ancestor with the African ape in a timeline of evolution that also spawned the canny chimpanzees.

We now know that chimps, considered our closest living animal relatives, have more developed brains compared to other primates, can use tools, communicate using sign language, solve simple problems, display empathy, altruism, romantic love, and even mourn the death of fellow chimps.

But do you know they may possibly believe in God?

The ocean is a vast world full of wonderful creatures. That is why it is not very surprising that more and more people
are drawn to diving and snorkeling for leisure.

Swimming in the waters offer great possibilities such as encountering schools of fish, seeing colorful corals and for a family having their vacation in the Philippines... rescue a manta ray.

Headley family went on a dive near Ticlao Island and saw an amazing sight: a manta ray! But the gushing feeling turned into a critical concern when they found that animal's body was tied around a long fishing line. It appears like the manta has been tied to that line for quite some time because they saw a large wound measuring about 12 inches on one of the wings.