Vet Dr Yasir Ghazi

04/01/2026

What does FMD cause?
It mainly causes blisters (vesicles) and fever, leading to severe production losses.
Key signs & symptoms
High fever (40–41°C)
Blisters/sores in the mouth, on the tongue, gums, and lips
Excessive salivation (drooling)
Blisters between the hooves → lameness
Reduced milk production
Loss of appetite and weakness
In calves: may cause sudden death due to heart damage
How FMD spreads
Direct contact with infected animals
Through air, contaminated feed, water, equipment, clothing
Very fast spread within herds
Treatment
❌ No specific antiviral treatment ✔ Supportive care:
Antipyretics (to reduce fever)
Antibiotics (to prevent secondary bacterial infection)
Mouth and foot lesion care
Soft feed and clean water
Prevention
Regular vaccination (most effective method)
Strict biosecurity
Quarantine new or sick animals
Disinfection of farm and equipment
Why FMD is serious
Causes heavy economic losses
Rapid spread across farms and regions
Trade restrictions in affected areas
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08/04/2025

The Dire Wolf Is Back from Extinction. For Real. 😱🐺🌕

The same massive creatures that inspired the Stark family’s loyal companions in ‘Game of Thrones’ have officially been brought back to life—no fantasy required.

A biotech company in Texas has successfully revived real dire wolves, using DNA from fossils over 13,000 years old. The result? Three living pups named Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi. They were born via domestic dog surrogates and are now being raised in a secure preserve.

Dire wolves once roamed North America during the Ice Age. Now they’re back—with a little help from science.

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SOUND ON!

This is the FIRST dire wolf howl in over 10,000 YEARS!

Meet Romulus and Remus – two miracle pups born on October 1, 2024, making history as the world's first successfully de-extinct animals.

These aren't just any wolves. These are DIRE WOLVES – creatures that roamed Earth alongside mammoths and saber-toothed tigers, vanished from our planet before human civilization began.

Using CRISPR technology and ancient DNA from fossils dating back 11,500 and 72,000 years, scientists at Colossal have accomplished what many thought impossible:

They've brought back a species lost to time.
This isn't just a scientific breakthrough. It's a profound moment that challenges everything we thought about extinction being "forever." It represents humanity accepting our duty to restore Earth to a healthier state.

Close your eyes. Listen to that howl again. That's the sound of science redefining possibility.

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