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From What Place Did the Ebola Virus Get Its Name?

April 26, 2017EbolaEbola Education Reference Teaching virus

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From What Place Did the Ebola Virus Get Its Name?

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The ebola virus got it’s name from the Ebola river in africa, that runs through Zaire and the Congo. The Ebola River was formerly the Zaire River.

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The Ebola River (or Ig’bola River) in the nation formerly known as Zaire.

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Ebola hemorrhagic fever (also known as Ebola) is a very contagious illness that is often fatal in humans and nonhuman primates (monkeys, gorillas, and chimpanzees).