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Article: Wing damage ; The mysterious death of bats has continued this summer, but researchers are closing in on a cause
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- July 28, 2008
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After a series of provocative discoveries in recent months,
scientists believe bats in the Northeast might be in greater peril
from a mysterious sickness than originally thought.
Researchers now think that a fuzzy white fungus found on
thousands of dead and dying bats in New England and New York last
winter might be the primary cause of the illness. Scientists have
learned that the unidentified fungus seems to thrive in the cold
temperatures found in caves and mines in winter - when bats are
hibernating and most vulnerable.
As worrisome is that many bats continued to die this spring,
dashing hopes that they would recuperate when they emerged from
hibernation and resumed feeding. Hundreds of ...
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