Leptospirosis & Sea Lions on Americas West Coast

WARNING!!! Sea Lions on Americas west coast carry a disease called "Leptospirosis" it can be transferred to other animals and humans as well. Do not come in contact with these animals or their feces or urine. Keep your pets and kids away from these marine mammals. There is no vaccine for this disease in humans. Hopefully with enough research and scientists a vaccine can be discovered to help our animal friends and ourselves!
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[Dorisequador]

I think that hat your wearing is worser than the sea lions.. yeek man get some style..

american white niggers wow.. such sadness ..

[MrNinjaMittens]

@Dorisequador Hey thanks for being a douchebag!

[Dorisequador]

@MrNinjaMittens oh your wqelcome bro just want to help..

hahaha hey at least your educated and not a moron which shocked me from your look your actually very smart.

So give the sea lions to the chineese .. they made toys for our kids out of lead.

[batfly]

@loucanola

Just let google do all the hard work for you. LOL..

Great quote on you page by the way...

Cogito ergo sum :)

[batfly]

Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection so it can be treated with penicillin or amoxicillin.

Doxycycline may be used to prevent infection in adventure travelers to high risk areas.

Human therapeutic dosage of drugs is as follows: doxycycline 100 mg orally every 12 hours for 1 week or penicillin 1–1.5 MU every 4 hours for 1 week. Doxycycline 200–250 mg once a week is administered as a prophylaxis