Controlling the population of vampire bats, using poison or even explosives, has been a decades-old way of trying to curb the spread of rabies in Latin America, but new research suggests culling bat colonies does little to reduce the spread of the virus.
Controlling the population of vampire bats, using poison or even explosives, has been a decades-old way of trying to curb the spread of rabies in Latin America, but new research suggests culling bat colonies does little to reduce the spread of the virus.
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