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White-nose Fungus May Have Killed 6.7 Million Bats, Could Trigger Extinction
nydailynews.com 3 weeks, 6 days agoA peculiar fungus is to blame for the deaths of as many as 6.7 million bats, and could even trigger the creatures’ extinction, biologists say. The die-off was announced by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday, and is five to six times higher than a count from 2009, startling scientists.
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Fungus Has Killed Up To 6.7M Bats - USA TODAY
google.com 4 weeks agoUSA TODAY Fungus has killed up to 6.7M bats USA TODAY By Michael Winter, USA TODAY Federal biologists announced today that up to 6.7 million bats in 16 states and four Canadian provinces may have died from the white-nose fungus since it was detected six years ago, a die-off that a conservationist today ... Wildlife officials say white nose syndrome has killed at least 5.7M bats in US ... Feds: White nose has killed at least 5.7M bats
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