Why do you think it is beneficial for a pathogen to make its host very sick without killing the host?

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It is beneficial for a pathogen to make its host very sick without killing the host simply because it can always continue to take over the hosts body.

<h3>What are pathogens?</h3>

Pathogens are microscropic organisms which causes diseases to plants and animals

Some few group of pathogenic organisms which are highly infectious are:

Bacteria
Virus
Fungi

So therefore, it is beneficial for a pathogen to make its host very sick without killing the host simply because it can always continue to take over the hosts body.

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