In addition, the reasons for limited scientific information about some parasites of zoonotic concern have been examined. It was such a great reimagining of the Ice Age games, which in my own personal opinion had been a bit lackluster, but that’s just my own opinion. The risk of transmission of zoonotic nematodes from wild carnivores to humans via food, water and soil (e.g., genera Ancylostoma, Baylisascaris, Capillaria, Uncinaria, Strongyloides, Toxocara, Trichinella) or arthropod vectors (e.g., genera Dirofilaria spp., Onchocerca spp., Thelazia spp.) and the emergence, re-emergence or the decreasing trend of selected infections is herein discussed. I had a lot of fun playing the many little games people had made from the Carnivores games, and out of all of them my favorite had to have been Carnivores: Far North. Certainly, these represent only a tiny fraction of the roughly 1,000 known varieties of plants that supplement energy from the soil and sun with that derived from the consumption of flesh, to be sure. Therefore, the exchange of parasites from wild to domestic carnivores and vice versa have enhanced the public health relevance of wild carnivores and their potential impact in the epidemiology of many zoonotic parasitic diseases. Source: Public Domain Image 6 Magnificent Carnivorous Plants Herein we present to you our choice of 6 Magnificent Carnivorous Plants. However, human activities and politics (e.g., fragmentation of the environment, land use, recycling in urban settings) have consistently favoured the encroachment of urban areas upon wild environments, ultimately causing alteration of many ecosystems with changes in the composition of the wild fauna and destruction of boundaries between domestic and wild environments. For a long time, wildlife carnivores have been disregarded for their potential in transmitting zoonotic nematodes. In Spain, six different Bartonella species have been described so far (B.