[ifinnegan]

Thanks for the link by the way.

I always appreciate a good review.

[RC one]

Yep. I have looked all this stuff up a few times and like to keep it straight in my head. Here's another good link for you that discusses the ability of bat Coronaviruses to persist in high temperatures. Our partially bat Coronavirus is from the Rhinolophidae family which you'll see generates 41C temperatures in flight. That's 105.8 degrees F. The coronavirus neither kills the bat nor is it killed by the bat's high core temperature which explains Covid's ability to spread during the summer unlike the flu which is degraded by heat and UV light. Most of the people I have seen with Covid didn't present with a fever initially. I don't know if there's a relationship here.