rodents with about 2280 species constitute the largest mammals in the earth and have a large population dis persion. According to global statistics, parasitic disease transmission is important by rodents, and these creatures are considered as one of the most important reservoirs of transmission of parasitic diseases. One of the most important and threatening dis eases in human societies is alveolar hydatid cyst disease. Due to the difficulty of diagnosing and treating hydatid cyst and the dangers of this disease for humans, controlling the disease and preventing it from happening around the world is very important . Many countries are well aware of this importance and have developed and implemented comprehensive programs to combat disease. Echinococcosis is a multi - lucular cartilage in the carnivorous intestine, a neonatal stage called multi - hole hydatid cyst or alv eolar cysts in some animals and humans. Multiple cavity or alveolar hydatid cyst leads to metastasis and mortality and is referred to as white liver cancer due to the invasive nature of the intestinal invasion of the parasite in the liver. The geographical distribution of this parasite has spread to the Asian regions of Turkey to Japan. Five - toed Jerboa, a common name for A llactaga elater , is a member of the two - legged Allac taga and a family of two legs in the bosom. Members of Allac taga is a reservoir of this disease. And in this article, we analyze the importance of this animal species in the transmission of alveolar hydatid cyst disease.

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