The increase in deforestation for urban construction and burning for the preparation of pastures has caused many common forest animals to migrate to urban areas. Thus, many felines, primates, venomous animals, snakes and others are appearing in cities.
However, human beings are not prepared to deal with wild animals or live with them on a daily basis. In a way, for not having this knowledge, many people end up taking risks and also leaving them exposed to danger. Do you want to know what these animals are and what to do if you find them? Keep following the article.
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Before defining them, it is important to point out that no animal intends to attack. They are usually in search of shelter, as their natural habitat has been destroyed by humans. So, if you come across any of these animals, it is recommended to call the responsible agency in your city, such as the Fire Department or IBAMA.
The scorpion has several species, but the most found in Brazil is the yellow one. Its bite causes serious consequences in children, the elderly and domestic animals. If someone is stung by one of these, it is indicated to go immediately to an emergency room.
Next, the African bee is responsible for manufacturing most of the honey sold on the Brazilian market. The sting of one of them can provoke allergic reactions, but a swarm of bees can even lead a human being to death.
Mosquitoes are common in urban areas and are major transmitters of diseases such as dengue, chikungunya, malaria, yellow fever and zika. Therefore, it is important to always apply repellent in areas with a high concentration of them.
Snakes are increasingly present in urban environments. While some species lack venom, others are capable of killing quickly. In Brazil, snakes such as jararaca, rattlesnake, coral and surucucu are the most venomous. If you come across any of them on your way, keep calm and call the specialized center in your city.