At least 44 species of animals that inhabit the planet are vulnerable to coronavirus infection. Among them, there are many with whom a person is in constant contact.

This is evidenced by the results of research by scientists from three universities in China, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

In order not to infect a large number of animals with a dangerous virus, scientists extracted their cells. The experiments themselves were conducted by cells in the laboratory.

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All animals potentially in close contact with humans can be roughly divided into 4 groups:

• cattle and small ruminants;
• pets;
• inhabitants of zoos;
• inhabitants of aquariums.

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Horses, cats, hamsters, bulls and cows, gorillas, leopards, goats, sperm whales, dolphins, rhinos, giant pandas, and others were on the list of potentially vulnerable to COVID-19 infection.