An international sensation aroused by the rare image of a deer with papilloma

A number of images of a deer infected with the papilloma virus caused a stir on social media after the animal appeared rarely covered with tumors.

In a report published today by the "Daily Mail" website, said a wilderness area official in the state of Minnesota, it 's about a very rare case , which has not been met for more than 15 years.

Nature photographer Julie Carew shared the photos of the animal in a state field on the Big Bone Outdoors Facebook page, shared by more than 7,000 people around the world, expressing their deepest discontent with the state of the deer.

Immediately after the release of images showing tumors caused by human papillomavirus (HPV), a large number of local people offered their help for the treatment of this wonderful creature that covers almost all tumors of his body.

Shortly after, Jolie revised the flyer saying that an official had told her that the deer had a serious case of non-infectious human fibroids and that it was not lethal to the deer.

HPV is a variety of viruses that infect the DNA, skin, mucous membranes of humans and a group of animals. The reason for naming the virus.

Papilloma viruses associated with the appearance of boils are transmitted through normal skin contact.