Pigeon poop carries harmful bacteria that forms in the dried droppings, You can get seriously ill from any of their droppings but the most harm is in the dried form. If it is a low amount of droppings you will most likely not be affected in anyway if there is ventilation and you are heathly. If the place is saturated with old droppings you MUST wear protection. The harm is when the dust from the droppings comes in contact with mucous membranes which means eyes, nose, mouth etc. You need to wear a NIOSH approved respirator, the one that covers your nose and mouth and had the filters on the sides. Wear gloves and sealed eye protection, try not to expose your skin too much. Decon your self after words. If you contact this stuff you could become infected with menagitis that attacks your central nervous system and can cause death in a matter of 24 hours if not treated instantly. If you get treated you still may risk neurological damage, lung damage or other side effects. This is not a joke, take a very militant aproach to protecting yourself, if your empoyer is calling you lazy or a wimp cause you dont want to risk it or wont provide you the protection QUIT NOW. This is your life, this is similar to working around heavy metals or trying to avoid Mercury contamination. When in doubt, leave the area until you are confident that you have good protection.
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No, it is a noun, referring to a classification of birds. It can be used as a noun adjunct in such terms as pigeon droppings and pigeon coop.
skin cancer and pigeon droppings
no
some of them
No, but they are harmful to other animals, 1 of 2 animals who eat bat droppings get sick and usually die. Bat droppings have a rare content in them called 'Nahrulo' which humans can have in their system and not get sick, however, animals aren't as strong as humans and mostly die from the droppings.
No, it's a normal process for them.
well if you have an allegy it will effect your aligey
the acid in pigeon droppings is just about the best free fertilizer in the world. in new york city the people who own pigeons become very important people around tomato planting time.
Absolutely! Mice and rat droppings can transmit Salmonella, tapeworms, jaundice, leptospirosis, Weil's Disease and other bacteria and viruses. You should remove any droppings found using gloves and then clean the area well using a disinfectant.
Duck droppings are harmful if allowed to dry and harbor a mould that when ingested will cause long term illness. Mainly small children are at risk. The droppings in the pool will be sanitised by the pool chlorine however I would like to see the level of chlorine sanitiser at around 5ppm to be sure. Also make sure to clean the filter often.
In order to fall into hay from a building you must be standing on a ledge where there are pigeon droppings and simply jump off in the direction of the hay.