Bubonic Plague

@Zhamia · 3 years ago

What is Bubonic Plague? It is caused by bacterial infection, was responsible for one of the deadliest of epidemics in human history. It is called the Black death which is about 50 million people ac...

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@Annthony18 · 3 years ago

Deadliest diseases that hits the World

After so many long times of evolving of Planet Earth there is a lot epidemic or pandemic have struck the world. All the scientist and medical researchers have been long time debating on either whic...

1 likes · 1 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Bokyo · 3 years ago

Black death

Good day im anthony peralta i want to share you about the bubonic plague(BLACK DEATH) pandemic in year 1346. The disastrous mortal disease known as the Black Death spread across Europe in the years...

4 likes · 1 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Jae · 3 years ago

The Black Plague Returns - Do we really Need another Pandemic?

Introduction The Black Plague also known as the Black Death has killed more people than any other pandemic in the history of the world. During the 14th century it killed 50 million people. To put th...

6 likes · 0 comments · Covid19 (1a2e)

@beyourself · 1 year ago

The Black Death: The Plague...

The plague, also known as the Black Death, was a plague epidemic that devastated Europe between 1347 and 1352, killing approximately 25-30 million people. The disease, which is carried by fleas in rod...

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@Snezana28 · 3 years ago

The scariest mask in history

The plague repeatedly mowed down medieval Europe, taking the lives of millions of people. The first confirmed epidemic of bubonic plague in history - Justinian's plague, which lasted from 541-750. It...

37 likes · 40 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@uglyduckling · 3 years ago

Pandemics throughout history

The corona is not the only plague that plagues the world, millions of people have died from severe infectious diseases throughout history, and some of them have remained an enigma for scientists to th...

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@jrey142 · 3 years ago

Age's Timeline

Middle Age. Cities were overcrowded put little emphasis on cleanliness, personal hygiene, or sanitation. Characterized by great epidemics disease including leprosy, bubonic plague, syphilis, and sm...

7 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Marilyn · 3 years ago

Scariest Places in the World

Fairmont Hotel, Banff Canada – the hotel that is considered as one of the most beautiful places in the world. Built in 1888; the place can be a source of really the scariest things as most guests didn...

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@uzel · 3 years ago

Nature Punishment

This is my letter to the world, That never wrote to me,- The simple news that Nature told, With tender majesty(Emily Dixon) In October of 1347, 12 ships dropped anchor at a Sicilian port.Those wh...

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@cmoneyspinner · 2 years ago

The Story of the Four Thieves ~ Fact or Fiction?

The Four Thieves . Doesn't that sound like the title for a medieval mystery book or something like the Cadfael Mysteries ? It's not. It's a blend of clove, cinnamon, eucalyptus, rosemary (with l...

5 likes · 4 comments · Our World Today (db10)

@Mstrubaiyasiratrifa · 3 years ago

My article

"When you are thinking about things that could cause in excess of 10 million deaths, even something tragic like a nuclear weapons incident wouldn't get to that level. So the greatest risk is from a n...

1 likes · 0 comments · World Today (70ff)

@bbhoho44 · 3 years ago

A tragic history of the world: Black Death

The Black Death was an epidemic of bubonic plague in 1347 to 1351. It was originally called Pestilence because it was caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis that circulates among wild rodents where t...

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@Pantera · 2 years ago

The Next Black Swan Event: Geomagnetic (Solar) Superstorms

Covid-19 caught the globe by surprise, as prevention methods failed miserably to reduce the spread of the pandemic. Regarding pandemics, humanity has experienced a prolonged record of population era...

20 likes · 13 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@ceky321 · 3 years ago

The ten deadliest epidemics in human history!

Epidemics are nothing new. Traces of the devastation they left behind can be traced throughout history, and at a time when the world is facing a pandemic of a new virus - the corona, let us recall tho...

10 likes · 3 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Heineken · 3 years ago

The scourge of medieval Europe

It was 1347. The plague had already struck the Far East. He had now reached the gateway to the eastern periphery of Europe. The Mongols surrounded the fortified Genoese trading post in Kaffa, n...

2 likes · 1 comments · History (7dd2)

@taguro11 · 3 years ago

Bubunic Plague(Matindi pa sa covid 19)

The Black Death was a devastating global epidemic of bubonic plague that struck Europe and Asia in the mid-1300s. The plague arrived in Europe in October 1347, when 12 ships from the Black Sea docked...

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@Hermansanchezg · 3 years ago

STORY BCH: Today I am going to tell you the story of the black plague (The deadliest epidemic)

Our story begins in 1347 and although we don't really know the exact origin, from ancient times there are records of diseases that plagued hundreds of people in specific populations, including absurd...

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@SuncicaZ · 3 years ago

Short, but very Stressful History of Pandemics

In this post today, I would love to talk a bit about pandemics during the history. I do not want ot scare you, to make you depressed or anything similar. I just want to show you that pandemics are wel...

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@Fexodine1 · 3 years ago

COVID-19 not world worst pandemic

Are you people scared that the world is coming to an end, do you feel like this is the worst disease outbreak?? No, it's not close to even top 20 epidemics. Let me share with you the world's worst p...

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@nenen30 · 3 years ago

The 10 Plagues

Every spring, Jewish people the world over celebrate Passover, a holiday that recounts the Exodus, when, according to the Torah (the Old Testament of the Bible), the Jews left Egypt for Israel. Howe...

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@Heineken · 3 years ago

Discovery of more mummies

"Egyptian archaeologists have announced the discovery of at least 200 mummies, some of them wearing gold masks, in a huge cemetery in the western desert," a BBC News report said. The burial area is n...

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@Yoyo · 3 years ago

Why did doctors wear strange masks with beaks against the plague?

The plague was the most terrible known disease for medieval people, which killed people in a very cruel and painful way. People had swollen lymph nodes en masse, which was very painful, and their ski...

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@Ozzyy · 3 years ago

The Three-Day Affairs

[WP] You're a staunch atheist with a time machine who is hell-bent on killing each world religion's most recognized historical figures in a bid to rid the world of all religion. Your first target is J...

21 likes · 14 comments · (Short) Stories / Tales (c00f)

@Kloverztel28 · 3 years ago

The poisonous fruit

There's a good reason why fugu (or pufferfish) is banned in the United States: It's one of the most toxic foods in the world. Unless it's cooked precisely right, the puffer fish is 1,200 times more l...

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@AnsleyLivy · 3 years ago

536 AD, The Worst Year In Human History

We have experienced a lot of disasters in 2020, but all of them are not comparable to the year which historians call the worst year in human history, namely 536 AD There were indeed deadly disaster ye...

50 likes · 48 comments · Write (8bc0)

@Izjaslaw.Katsumijovi... · 2 years ago

My Ramblings Regarding the Baltic Peoples and Their Languages

Make no mistake, when it comes to Indo-Europeans and their languages, Belarus and the Belarusian language remain the only one I truly love. Those who know me will say I'm a dedicated Belarusaphile and...

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@Hanzell · 3 years ago

Can I go out?

Image inspired prompt, actually >w< I loved how my drawing came out so I thought of using it here. Enjoy the art and the chills! Set this to during the bubonic plague, but it still kind of applies tod...

9 likes · 9 comments · (Short) Stories / Tales (c00f)

@Ms.everything15 · 3 years ago

The Philippines in the World of the Influenza Pandemic, 1918-19,”

1918, at the time of the end of World War I of imperialist peoples, one of the greatest pandemics in modern human history broke out. Influenza pandemic is one of the most widespread diseases in the...

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@nucleu · 2 years ago

Secrets of Black Cats, myth or reality?

The appearance of a black cat in one's path is considered a sign of bad luck because in the Christian tradition black is associated with mourning, death and burial. The black cat has only one day of...

4 likes · 2 comments · Just Write (e5e5)