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Q: What can transmit Ecoli to humans?
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What benefits does Ecoli provide to humans and mammals?

E coli has no benefit at all for any animals.


How can humans grow wing?

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When there is million and billions of E. coli in your intestine then y you r looking for E. coli free water?

The reason is that Certain types of ecoli are deadly to humans and these are easily passed on from one person to another and can end up in the water supply in certain places. The ecoli that is dangerous to humans originally comes from certain animals. these can be harm-full to humans and can also be passed fro human to human. they are not to be confused with the ecoli that are a natural part of our system. the dangerous ecoli are most likely to affect the sick , children, the elderly and people with imune deficiency.


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They transmit diseases mainly through bites.


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