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RABIES AWARENESS: PREVENTABLE. DEADLY. ACT FAST.

This infographic provides an accessible overview of rabies transmission, prevention, and the immediate steps to take following a potential exposure. It highlights key global rabies facts, common routes of transmission, wound washing, prompt medical care and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), while reinforcing the importance of animal vaccination and safe interactions with unfamiliar animals.

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THE SKUNK: BIOLOGY, RABIES & SAFETY

This educational infographic explores skunk biology, behaviour, habitat, and their role as an important wildlife reservoir for rabies in North America. Through visual diagrams and practical safety guidance, it explains skunk defensive behaviour, potential signs of concern, rabies transmission, and appropriate steps to take following a possible exposure.

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THE BAT: RABIES, BIOLOGY & SAFETY

This educational poster explores bat biology alongside their role in rabies transmission and prevention. Through anatomical illustrations, epidemiological information, and practical safety guidance, it highlights the ecological importance of bats while helping readers understand rabies risk, potential exposures, and appropriate precautions.

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THE ARCTIC FOX: BIOLOGY, RABIES & ADAPTATION

This educational infographic explores the Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus), highlighting its biology, seasonal adaptations, habitat, and role in Arctic rabies ecology. Through visual illustrations and scientific information, it examines the fox’s remarkable cold-weather adaptations, seasonal coat changes, rabies transmission dynamics, and the influence of changing Arctic conditions on wildlife disease patterns.

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BITTEN OR SCRATCHED? — ACT FAST

This educational infographic introduces the essential steps to take following a potential rabies exposure. It emphasizes immediate wound washing, prompt medical assessment, and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) when recommended by a healthcare professional, helping readers understand why acting quickly after a bite or scratch is so important.

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