Corrona was born by interfering with human natural processes. American scientist

Scientists discover 3 to 4 viruses each year due to interference in the natural environment, any of which could take the form of a global pandemic.Professor Thomas

American scientists and environmentalists say that man interfered in the workings of nature and illegally sold wild animals, which gave rise to the corona virus. Thomas Lou Joey says that this is not revenge of nature, but we ourselves. Responsible for this and the solution is to respect nature. According to the British newspaper The Guardian, Professor Thomas said that Corona was constantly interfering in the global natural environment and was involved in large-scale illegal wildlife trade. Due to spread.

Markets for live wildlife, especially in Asia and Africa, are responsible. US scientists say the solution to preventing any virus from spreading is to keep wildlife and farm animals separate in the markets.

Or the markets may be shut down altogether. Scientists also fear that this could lead to black markets, which could be more dangerous.Professor Thomas says that due to interference in the natural environment, scientists discover three to four viruses every year, and any of them could take the form of a global epidemic. Clearly, something is going to go wrong. Livestock meat markets in the Chinese city of Wuhan are also blamed for the outbreak of the coronavirus.

Where the meat of wild foxes, rats, squirrels and other such animals was sold. Some time ago, it was revealed that the penguin may have been the animal that caused the spread of the corona virus in China. Research was being done in this regard. Test reports from Penguin are now said to have revealed the presence of a virus similar to the coronavirus.

However, a final decision has not yet been made, and further research is ongoing. The new development calls for a ban on the sale and purchase of pangolins in the wildlife market to prevent such an outbreak in the future. The pangolin is one of the most trafficked animals. This animal is used in traditional medicine and food. According to a new study, genetic data show that the process of touching and transporting these animals requires extreme caution, so buying and selling them in the animal market should be strictly prohibited.