Lauren's Hot Zone Reaction - Part 4

Reading the final part of The Hot Zone was captivating how it ended where it all started. The way the author Preston describes the beautiful scenery as if untouched sounded so moving and simply beautiful. Anyone who would ever come across these lands wouldn't even consider the possible danger of a deadly virus waiting for it's next host. As intriguing as reading about Preston's experiment as to see how this virus generates, it was somewhat a disappointment that there's not more to tell about this virus. I was somewhat hoping that if not a cure was found, someone would eventually see how it can cause so much damage to human, monkeys, and guinea pigs, but not to other animals like possibly bats or a specific kind of insect. I learned so much from this book, but it leaves me asking for more answers. I can see now why some people the Jaax couple and Gene Johnson to name a few can put themselves inches from death. Because as horrible as it sounds, there is a point that sounds captivating and moving of learning more about something so strange and unknown like the Ebola.