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Why would those bacteria be adapted to infecting humans? The likelihood of a random bacterium being able to infect a human is very small unless there was evolut
by jules 14y ago
Why would those bacteria be adapted to infecting humans? The likelihood of a random bacterium being able to infect a human is very small unless there was evolutionary pressure for it to be able to.
- grhino 14y agoYeah, I think folks don't often realize how hostile an environment the human body can be to foreign invaders. Sure if you can sneak by the immune system, the human body is a microorganism paradise, but the immune systems of organisms are highly tuned to seek out and destroy foreign.
- _quasimodo 14y agoAs everyone knows, there are secret nazi-bases below antarctica, so those are probably nazi-engineered bio weapons. :)
- JanezStupar 14y agoNazis are on the dark side of the moon. Duh!