In 2006, massive die-offs of hibernating bats were first detected. Estimates quickly found that 75% or more of known bat populations had died due to a mysterious new ailment that has since identified as White-Nose Syndrome (WNS). Scientists put...
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While rodent infestations don't usually have an...
Hunters study the tracks and droppings of the...
Scientifically, it’s...
While rodent infestations don't usually have an...
Hunters study the tracks and droppings of the...
