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To: blueplum

Re: 1827 - I think the moral of the story is - don’t visit bat caves - unless you’re doing research and dimming the appropriate PPE.

Bats are reservoir species. There’s evidence that shows that flying increases their metabolism which increases their temperature, and which may protect bats from becoming symptomatic and mortalities from the viruses they carry.


1,835 posted on 03/10/2020 4:47:59 AM PDT by Fury
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To: Fury

reservoir species, And that’s why the chicoms need to eradicate their diseased little monsters by the hundreds of thousands with as much ruthlessness as they want to show off in Pakistan with the locusts.

Inbreeding of infected animals is a disaster on slow burn waiting for the slightest breeze. China has stated that the world’s animals are a resource for the Chinese people to exploit, endangered they don’t care. If they don’t clean up their act and start thinking about disease prevention at an IQ level above 80, there won’t be many food sources left to exploit - by anyone. The world can’t help but cringe every time they have another outbreak of bird flu or swine fever, which are more and more frequent and more and more lied about and covered up. But the environuts are nowhere to be found when it comes to pressuring the CCP.


1,844 posted on 03/10/2020 5:11:25 AM PDT by blueplum ( ("...this moment is your moment: it belongs to you... " President Donald J. Trump, Jan 20, 2017))
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To: Fury

Some of my friends were pilots. Their flying contributed to them being bacteria reservoir sacs.

Most of them are better now.


1,849 posted on 03/10/2020 5:28:00 AM PDT by Vermont Lt
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