How about Flesh-eating STD donovanosis? How can I prevent it? What is an STD? When to seek STD testing? My girlfriend and I are sexually active and have been together for about three years. Her boyfriend is a man I have never met before; I do not know his name. We are not sexually involved and have sex quite rarely, though she does not object to it at all. I have never had sex with a person who is under the age of 18, whether that be my daughter or a female partner. We haveHow about Flesh-eating STD donovanosis?
Flesh eating bacteria have been found in the intestine of humans. There have been no known infections in humans who are in a position to contact it. It does not appear to be part of normal intestinal flora. We are looking at the possibility of a virus or some bacteria that causes it. It is quite rare - maybe 1 or 2 cases a year.
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For what reason the word “dinosaur” has stuck to this species is beyond me.
I mean, just look at all the fossils. They were probably small when alive.
I suppose if I had to name it, then I would chose “thunder lizard”. I guess it could have been a pterosaur or some kind of dinosaur, but a pterosaur was probably bigger, had feathers. Maybe some form of pterodactyl or even