Something to look for / report to the DNR in the spring. I know, some of you think they deserve it .yada yada....
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What's up with so many fungus diseases in wildlife lately?? Bees, bats, now snakes??
Amphibians, particularly frogs have been hit badly for the past couple decades. Their population has significantly declined.
Exactly what I was thinking. Weather changes, people and goods shipping around the world carrying diseases, widespread chemical use leading to weaknesses- all have been investigated or implicatedWhat's up with so many fungus diseases in wildlife lately?? Bees, bats, now snakes??
Exactly what I was thinking. Weather changes, people and goods shipping around the world carrying diseases, widespread chemical use leading to weaknesses- all have been investigated or implicated
Like I said, Mother Nature is going to throw up...Better get over to HI and talk to those volcanoes...
We ARE the sixth great extinction event.We are in the sixth great extinction event
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