mycobacterium marinum

Iguana Bite Can Lead to Rare Bacterial Infection That May Take Months to Surface

Medicine & Technology May 12, 2023

Iguana rarely bites, but when they do, the victim is at risk of developing a rare bacterial infection called mycobacterium marinum. Read for the full story.

mycobacterium marinum

Iguana Bite Can Lead to Rare Bacterial Infection That May Take Months to Surface

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