PGP 785 Uncovering the Hidden Dangers of Raccoon Roundworm: Expert Insights with Stephen Vantassel
Description
Join wildlife control consultant Stephen Vantassel in another episode of "Living the Wildlife," part of the Pest Geek Podcast family. In this episode, Stephen dives into the world of vertebrate pest control, focusing on the raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris procyonis), a serious parasite that can infect humans, especially children. He explains how raccoons serve as a primary reservoir for this parasite, shedding it in their feces, and discusses the broader impact on other animals.
Stephen emphasizes the podcast’s commitment to providing research-based information on complex pest control topics that are often overlooked. He encourages listeners to subscribe to the channel and explore his website for additional resources, including personal consultations and his "Wildlife Damage Inspection Handbook."
For more insights and updates, check out these links:
- Stephen M. Vantassel, CWCP, ACE
- Wildlife Control Consultant, LLC
- Blog: wildlifecontrolconsultant.com
- Papers: Stephen M. Vantassel on Academia
- Videos: YouTube Channel
- Podcasts: Pest Geek Podcast
- Phone: 406-272-5323 Mtn Time
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