In _The Lost World_ novel, it's what wipes out the dinosaurs on Isla Sorna when the Gatherers leave. It's due to InGen being idiots and feeding the carnivores raw mutton from sheep with scrapie. The dinos on Isla Nublar were wiped out by the Air Force dropping a nuke on the island in the 1st novel.
it wasn't just that they mixed sheep meat into the carnivore diet, it was that they also included the brains. its mentioned in the book they might have been alright had they not used brain meat. but yeah, including sheep at all was a mistake.
This brings back disturbing memories of the "Plague of Madness" episode of Primal; you can definitely tell the show creators drew some inspirations from the diseases featured here, especially rabies.
Honestly for me Prion Diseases are far worse than Rabies. At least with rabies if you act quickly enough you're fine and even if you start showing symptoms there is a slim but real chance of surviving. With Prion Diseases you get none of that. Once you get infected with a prion it will kill you unless something else does you first. We don't have any way to cure it. The only medical care you can get is hospice care to make your final couple years easier. We don't know where they come from. As far as we know it can be just a random chance of a mistake during the protein creatin process. Prions insist on existing in an are for up to a decade and the only guaranteed way of getting rid of them is to glass the whole contaminated zone with enough heat to melt aluminium to prevent them from contaminating soil, foliage and water, all of which could end in a disaster. And the possibility of Chronic Wasting Disease jumping species is very real with thousands of people unknowingly eating prion contaminated meat bc that's exactly how that outbreak of Mad Cow Disease in the UK happened. All 178 victims got it from eating beef contaminated with prions. And don't think it's just eating meat that can cause it. Prions can be found in anything from flesh to blood, saliva, urine, feces and dead skin, etc.
@RenegadesReact Hey I'm sorry for bringing the mood down but I might need some prayers. One of my cats might have liver disease. So I'd really appreciate it if ya'll could say some prayers. LATE UPDATE: She's doing completely fine and the vet said it was nothing severe.
I would like to point out that I am legend with a book before they made in the book is very different it went into way more details actually about how vampires could actually be a living thing due to the research Robert neivel does
I know The Rabies from The Hunger Games: Snake and Mockingbird when the guy got bit by a Bat on his neck (and he was fine, until he’s start slowing turning less of a human and almost more as Animalistic)
The Florida monkey's are no joke. They're still around today. When you think the only thing scary to deal with in Florida while camping is snakes and gators, only for a monkey to find you. Rabies are nightmarish. In Florida we have some crazy animals, ubt we also have bats, coyotes, and racoons that can spread rabies, with deer carrying lime disease. Florida be crazy yall.
They have, in the form of vaccines. You can survive rabies if you get the vaccines early enough, before you start showing symptoms. However, once the symptoms show, it means that the rabies has invaded your brain, and that’s when it’s game over for you. The brain is a delicate organ and any messing around with it can kill you. Even the girl that survived having symptomatic rabies was severely disabled for many years before she was fully able to walk and talk again. Scientists and doctors are doing what they can, but prevention is the name of the game here.
They are always studying Rabies, they know how it works, they could prevent it, that's why we have Anti Rabies shots/Vaccine, What they couldn't solve is when Rabies is already in the brain, the fact that it only shows symptoms when it's already in the brain makes it so deadly, Anything that involves the Brain makes it 1000 more complex to solve, thats why Neurological diseases like Alzheimer's and Dementia also don't have any treatment,
Because Rabies locks down the blood-brain barrier meaning nothing can get through, even antiviral drugs. So unless they manage to find a way to reverse the lockdown of said barrier, there isn't going to be a cure.
vaccines require creating a modified version of a disease that is weaker, or not effective at all. what this does is triggers the body into creating antibodies for it (the body needs to make specific anti-bodies for every new disease its exposed to, this takes time). that way, the body is able to fight off the disease on its own. BUT, for many diseases, there is no such thing as a "weaker version". part of the trial and error problem is that you need to create something that won't kill the patient, but also trigger the right anti-bodies to be formed. what ends up happening is what's created is either just as deadly, or its so far removed from the original disease that the anti-bodies that get created have no effect on the original.
My thoughts concerning the horror of Prions is a personal paraphrasing I have of Kyle Reese from Terminator. “It can’t be bargained with, it can’t be reasoned with, it can’t be treated, it can’t be cured, and it will not stop till you are dead”. At least with Rabies you have a chance of being treated, cured, or dying peacefully in a medically induced coma in the attempt of a cure.
In the Jurassic Park novels by Michael Crichton. There is a disease that is very similar to Mad Cow Disease, known as DX.
In _The Lost World_ novel, it's what wipes out the dinosaurs on Isla Sorna when the Gatherers leave. It's due to InGen being idiots and feeding the carnivores raw mutton from sheep with scrapie. The dinos on Isla Nublar were wiped out by the Air Force dropping a nuke on the island in the 1st novel.
@@benschultz1784 I’m pretty sure Costa Rica firebombed the island, they don’t have nukes
@@masonclark8319Yes. It was a napalm strike.
it wasn't just that they mixed sheep meat into the carnivore diet, it was that they also included the brains. its mentioned in the book they might have been alright had they not used brain meat. but yeah, including sheep at all was a mistake.
This brings back disturbing memories of the "Plague of Madness" episode of Primal; you can definitely tell the show creators drew some inspirations from the diseases featured here, especially rabies.
Honestly for me Prion Diseases are far worse than Rabies.
At least with rabies if you act quickly enough you're fine and even if you start showing symptoms there is a slim but real chance of surviving.
With Prion Diseases you get none of that. Once you get infected with a prion it will kill you unless something else does you first.
We don't have any way to cure it. The only medical care you can get is hospice care to make your final couple years easier.
We don't know where they come from. As far as we know it can be just a random chance of a mistake during the protein creatin process.
Prions insist on existing in an are for up to a decade and the only guaranteed way of getting rid of them is to glass the whole contaminated zone with enough heat to melt aluminium to prevent them from contaminating soil, foliage and water, all of which could end in a disaster.
And the possibility of Chronic Wasting Disease jumping species is very real with thousands of people unknowingly eating prion contaminated meat bc that's exactly how that outbreak of Mad Cow Disease in the UK happened. All 178 victims got it from eating beef contaminated with prions.
And don't think it's just eating meat that can cause it. Prions can be found in anything from flesh to blood, saliva, urine, feces and dead skin, etc.
Thank you for giving me yet another thing to paranoid about for the rest of my life lol.
Rabies is no joke. My wife got scratched by a stray cat and had to get a series of painful shots to avoid that diagnosis
But rabies doesn't spread through claws? How did that relate to rabies?
I was binge watching your other casual geographic vids, and now a new one pops YAAAAY
Welp, never having venison. Not risking having my brain turn into hashbrowns
4:44 Here you go❤
Thx Caleb
Thanks Caleb!
Tanks dude
Thanks Caleb
@RenegadesReact
Hey I'm sorry for bringing the mood down but I might need some prayers. One of my cats might have liver disease. So I'd really appreciate it if ya'll could say some prayers.
LATE UPDATE: She's doing completely fine and the vet said it was nothing severe.
10:29 I heard Anus as well! LMAO! He definitely didn't annunciate the M! 🤣
I would like to point out that I am legend with a book before they made in the book is very different it went into way more details actually about how vampires could actually be a living thing due to the research Robert neivel does
I know The Rabies from The Hunger Games: Snake and Mockingbird when the guy got bit by a Bat on his neck (and he was fine, until he’s start slowing turning less of a human and almost more as Animalistic)
2nd time watching the vid, and i swear rubies scared the living shit out of meee
Day 19 watch Dimension 20: Fantasy High EP 1 The Beginning Begins
What are the names of the lofi songs that you played before your reaction started?
Prions make Rabies look like the flu tbh
I really don't like zombies.
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Zombies are cool
Do terrorizer this new game hurt our stomachs from laughter and do vanossgaming dude i'm not scared resident evil 7
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The Florida monkey's are no joke. They're still around today. When you think the only thing scary to deal with in Florida while camping is snakes and gators, only for a monkey to find you. Rabies are nightmarish. In Florida we have some crazy animals, ubt we also have bats, coyotes, and racoons that can spread rabies, with deer carrying lime disease. Florida be crazy yall.
How have doctors not find a cure for rabies by now.
They have, in the form of vaccines. You can survive rabies if you get the vaccines early enough, before you start showing symptoms. However, once the symptoms show, it means that the rabies has invaded your brain, and that’s when it’s game over for you. The brain is a delicate organ and any messing around with it can kill you. Even the girl that survived having symptomatic rabies was severely disabled for many years before she was fully able to walk and talk again. Scientists and doctors are doing what they can, but prevention is the name of the game here.
They are always studying Rabies, they know how it works, they could prevent it, that's why we have Anti Rabies shots/Vaccine,
What they couldn't solve is when Rabies is already in the brain, the fact that it only shows symptoms when it's already in the brain makes it so deadly,
Anything that involves the Brain makes it 1000 more complex to solve, thats why Neurological diseases like Alzheimer's and Dementia also don't have any treatment,
Because Rabies locks down the blood-brain barrier meaning nothing can get through, even antiviral drugs. So unless they manage to find a way to reverse the lockdown of said barrier, there isn't going to be a cure.
vaccines require creating a modified version of a disease that is weaker, or not effective at all. what this does is triggers the body into creating antibodies for it (the body needs to make specific anti-bodies for every new disease its exposed to, this takes time). that way, the body is able to fight off the disease on its own.
BUT, for many diseases, there is no such thing as a "weaker version". part of the trial and error problem is that you need to create something that won't kill the patient, but also trigger the right anti-bodies to be formed. what ends up happening is what's created is either just as deadly, or its so far removed from the original disease that the anti-bodies that get created have no effect on the original.
My thoughts concerning the horror of Prions is a personal paraphrasing I have of Kyle Reese from Terminator.
“It can’t be bargained with, it can’t be reasoned with, it can’t be treated, it can’t be cured, and it will not stop till you are dead”.
At least with Rabies you have a chance of being treated, cured, or dying peacefully in a medically induced coma in the attempt of a cure.