RHDV2

Utah Park Warns Highly Contagious, Lethal Virus Spreading Among Pet and Wild Rabbits

Why Utah Park Warns Tourists Against Touching Dead Rabbits but Encourages Taking Photos of the Carcass

Medicine & Technology Apr 08, 2022

National Park Service rangers warn tourists not to touch dead rabbits due to a highly contagious virus. Read more about it in this article.

Deadly Virus Disease Found for the First Time in a Wild Rabbit, Oregon Wildlife Officials Confirm

Jun 16, 2021

The US Department of Agriculture confirmed that the deadly rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (RHDV2) has been detected in a wild rabbit in Oregon. They caution the public to be aware of the virus and to report dead rabbits as they could be an RHDV case.

RHDV2

Why Utah Park Warns Tourists Against Touching Dead Rabbits but Encourages Taking Photos of the Carcass

Deadly Virus Disease Found for the First Time in a Wild Rabbit, Oregon Wildlife Officials Confirm

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