DDS LEC FINALS: In general, cold-blooded animals are not susceptible to diseases common to warm-blooded animals.

Humans are not at all susceptible to certain diseases of lower animals and correspondingly, many human diseases do not naturally occur in animals.

Question

In general, cold-blooded animals are not susceptible to diseases common to warm-blooded animals.

Humans are not at all susceptible to certain diseases of lower animals and correspondingly, many human diseases do not naturally occur in animals.

LEIGHTON DWIGHT OBILLOS · Accepted Answer

Species immunity

In general, cold-blooded animals are not susceptible to diseases common to warm-blooded animals. Humans are not at all susceptible to certain diseases of lower animals and correspondingly, many human diseases do not naturally occur in animals.