Requirements: Photo Description – this has to be a minimum of 2 paragraphs. Since it’s on the wanted/beware poster it needs to be catchy and personalize.

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Requirements: Photo Description – this has to be a minimum of 2 paragraphs. Since it’s on the wanted/beware poster it needs to be catchy and personalize your disease. SHOULD NOT BE BORING or COPIED AND PASTED INFO! Type of pathogen – bacteria, protozoa, fungus, virus, parasite Organisms M.O.– how the organisms attacks and spreads Most common victims to prey on Hide out on the culprit (where is it most likely found) Most common injury done to victim Is it considered dangerous- Rate on scale 1 being not so much 10 being dangerous. Explain why you ranked your disease there. Number of victims (statistic) Most effective weapons against the germ – any vaccines, antibiotics etc. Interesting facts (must have 3)

Requirements: Photo Description – this has to be a minimum of 2 paragraphs. Since it’s on the wanted/beware poster it needs to be catchy and personalize your disease. SHOULD NOT BE BORING or COPIED AND PASTED INFO! Type of pathogen – bacteria, protozoa, fungus, virus, parasite Organisms M.O.– how the organisms attacks and spreads Most common victims to prey on Hide out on the culprit (where is it most likely found) Most common injury done to victim Is it considered dangerous- Rate on scale 1 being not so much 10 being dangerous. Explain why you ranked your disease there. Number of victims (statistic) Most effective weapons against the germ – any vaccines, antibiotics etc. Interesting facts (must have 3)