Q1: What is a zoonotic disease? A zoonotic disease is an illness that spreads from animals to humans. One common example is Rabies, which can spread through the bite of an infected animal. Q2: How can people reduce the risk? People should wash their hands after touching animals, keep pets vaccinated, avoid contact with sick or wild animals, drink clean water, and cook meat properly. Q3: Why is it important to keep both animals and humans healthy? Healthy animals are less likely to spread diseases to humans. Taking care of both animals and people helps protect everyone and keeps communities safer.