Why malaria in man only?

malaria primarily affects humans due to the specific life cycle of the Plasmodium parasites, which have evolved to exploit human hosts for their development and transmission. Anopheles mosquitoes, the vectors for malaria, have adapted to feed on humans, facilitating the spread of the disease. While other animals can host different types of Plasmodium, the species that cause malaria in humans have developed specialized mechanisms to thrive in the human immune system. Consequently, malaria's transmission and impact are primarily confined to human populations.