鼠疫在欧洲的传播：历史与象征插图 #77505 (License: Personal Use)

This illustrative graphic uses a cartoon mouse to symbolize rodent-borne transmission of Yersinia pestis, with the red-to-black gradient over Europe visualizing the progression and intensity of the 14th-century Black Death pandemic. The stark contrast emphasizes regions hardest hit, particularly Mediterranean and Central Europe, while the mouse’s posture suggests active dissemination. The image blends historical epidemiology with accessible visual metaphor for educational use.

Used on history, public health, or epidemiology web pages to explain the Black Death’s geographic spread; matches user intent seeking visual aids for understanding pandemic dynamics in medieval Europe.