Which animals serve as a reservoir for cholera-causing bacteria?

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Copepods, a type of small crustacean, serve as the primary reservoir for cholera-causing bacteria in aquatic environments. Other animals, including aquatic birds, fish, and marine mammals, may also carry the bacteria but are not considered as significant reservoirs as copepods. Humans can also carry and transmit the disease, but are not considered a reservoir for the bacteria.

Which Animals Serve as a Reservoir for Cholera-Causing Bacteria