“…These mentioned events are very common in rural areas, which increases the chance of being exposed to vectors like ticks. Thus, it is crucial to study infectious agents that can be detected in or transmitted by these animals, for the benefit of both animal and human health (Alkan et al 2013, Aydin et al 2020, Gilbride et al 2021Timurkan et al 2019). The reason that the seroprevalence of CCHFV infection is so high in this study is due to a number of factors, including hot weather conditions, global warming, the existence of asymptomatic animals, a continuous movement of hosts in and out of these regions, their living conditions, and the fact that horses or donkeys are kept together with other livestock.…”