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Are foxtails dangerous to dogs? What are foxtails? - Vimarsana News

Are foxtails dangerous to dogs? What are foxtails?

Where do foxtails grow in the U.S.? How do you know if your dog has a foxtail? The foxtail grass can cause swelling, abscesses and death in dogs.

Acid-Spraying Yellow Crazy Ants Found in the Gold Coast For the First Time Could Spread Across Australia - Vimarsana News

Acid-Spraying Yellow Crazy Ants Found in the Gold Coast For the First Time Could Spread Across Australia

Yellow crazy ants which can spray or spit acid are becoming a major threat in Australia over fears it could spread from Queensland and other areas nationwide.

The science of Japanese encephalitis - Vimarsana News

The science of Japanese encephalitis

It's come seemingly out of nowhere – what is Japanese encephalitis, why is it spreading in Australia now, and is there anything we can do?

Australian horse owners warned of Japanese encephalitis outbreak - Vimarsana News

Australian horse owners warned of Japanese encephalitis outbreak

The mosquito-borne virus can infect horses, pigs, and humans, and has been confirmed in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, and South Australia.

Warning of snake bites on rise, attacks occurring at Mt Stromlo - Vimarsana News

Warning of snake bites on rise, attacks occurring at Mt Stromlo

An image of a venomous Eastern brown snake. Photo: John Tann, Flickr. PARAMEDICS have already reported to attending a number of snake bite victims that have coincided with a rise of incidences across the bush capital this summer.  Canberrans are being urged to take the necessary precautions before an ambulance arrives following high snake activity at Mt Stromlo in recent weeks. ACT ambulance service chief officer Howard Wren said the victims on the popular hiking and mountain-biking trials called 000 immediately and correct treatment was applied that ensured their lives were not at risk. “...