Tiger turned out to be first creature to get Covid-19

Tiger turned out to be first creature to get Covid-19 

Tiger turned out to be first creature to get Covid-19, tests positive for coronavirus in zoo, US The 4-year-old Malayan tiger named Nadia at the Bronx Zoo has tested positive for the new coronavirus. 

It is accepted to be originally known covid-19 of every a tiger or creature in US anyplace, as per Zoo and Federal authorities. Zoo stated, Other Six tigers and lions have additionally become sick and are belived to have covid-19, it is accepted that these creatures are tainted by zoo representative who haven't indicated any side effects yet. 

What number of creatures are contaminated in US 

U.S. Division of Agriculture, which affirmed Nadia's test result at its veterinary lab, said there are no known instances of the infection in U.S. pets or domesticated animals. 

Would animals be able to spread the infection 

As indicated by Dr. Jane Rooney, a veterinarian and a USDA officil, It doesn't have all the earmarks of being as of now any proof that recommends that the creatures can be a wellspring of the contamination or can spread the infection to individuals, The coronavirus flare-ups the world over are driven by individual to-individual transmission.