Three species of Brucella affect humans: B. melitensis, B. abortus and B. suis (other species can cause infection in humans, but only rarely). Of these three species, infections by B. melitensis are the most common in humans and are also the most serious (55).hree species of Brucella affect humans: B. melitensis, B. abortus and B. suis (other species can cause infection in humans, but only rarely). Of these three species, infections by B. melitensis are the most common in humans and are also the most serious (55).
Mt. Fuji is the tallest mountain in Japan (3,776.24 m) and is known widely for it's very symetricaly shaped cone. It is also an active volcano, having erupted last in 1707-8. Fuji-san has also been the subject of much art in Japan, most notably Hokusai's 36 views of Mt. Fuji.t. Fuji is called Fuji-san in Japanese, written as å¯å£«å±±, with 'san' = mountain. It is actually an active volcano, and is the most important peak symbolically in Japan. (People also call it Fuji-san to mean Mr. Fuji in a sense, because it's so familiar.). Some reasons for its importance: 1.
Mount Fuji is the tallest among Japanâs three great mountains and all other mountains in Japan, towering at 12.388 feet above the ground. The thing to do on Mount Fuji is, of course, to climb it. But you need to be careful around what time of the year you climb it, as the climate is very cold around Mount Fuji.easuring 9892 feet above the ground, Mount Tate is located in the Toyama area and is one of Japanâs tallest mountains. The months to climb this mountain is from April until November. Japanâs deepest gorge, Kurobe Gorge, is just east of Mount Tate.