Man Vs Virus: How scientists are preparing for future pandemics in a Mexican jungle

Scientists collect samples of various animals from the Yucatan jungle in Mexico as part of an investigation aimed at preventing the next potential pandemic. A dozen fine nets are set up in the field to capture birds before dawn. At dusk it is the turn of bats and even owls

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