Thousands of bats dying in New York and Vermont
- added February 17, 2008
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- mirimysweet
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Bats in New York and Vermont are mysteriously dying off by the thousands, often with a white ring of fungus around their noses, and scientists in hazmat suits are crawling into dank caves to find out why.
This is sad and very frightening.
This is sad and very frightening.
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- mirimysweet
- 9 months ago
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This is bad. Bats are pollinators. Bees are disappearing too.
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Gee, are terrorists doing this or are we doing it to ourselves? We've seen the enemy, the enemy is us.
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- VoyagerFilms
- 9 months ago
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global warming most likely. Moth populations are increasing too. the ecosystem has been pushed into turmoil. we're gonna start seeing a lot of crazy startling shit from now on. food and water shortages may affect you and your family. you may die earlier than you expected.
turn off the coal-fired power plants for god's sake.
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- stephenthomson
- 9 months ago
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