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Donovanosis: ′Flesh-eating′ STI has doctors worried | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW - Vimarsana News

Donovanosis: ′Flesh-eating′ STI has doctors worried | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

A rare sexually transmitted infection called donovanosis, which causes ulcers and damaging scarring of the genitals, is getting attention after doctors say cases are rising in the UK.

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Bats: 4 good reasons to save them | Environment| All topics from climate change to conservation | DW - Vimarsana News

Bats: 4 good reasons to save them | Environment| All topics from climate change to conservation | DW

Bats: 4 good reasons to save them While some bats indeed suck blood and others carry viruses like COVID-19, we couldn't live without them. Pollinating hundreds of plant species and dispersing their seeds, bats are central cogs in diverse ecosystems. Bats often have a bad reputation — but we need them to survive Bats have been mythologized for millennia as mystical, elusive and sometimes satanic creatures of the night. Indeed, the cave-dwelling superhero Batman is said to have been inspired by the Mayan "death bat," an animal god of darkness and sacrifice known as Camazotz.   This image h...

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Flying foxes: Australia′s love-hate relationship with fruit bats | Global Ideas | DW - Vimarsana News

Flying foxes: Australia′s love-hate relationship with fruit bats | Global Ideas | DW

Flying foxes: Australia's love-hate relationship with fruit bats Australian towns have made headlines complaining of "bat tornadoes." But ecologists say flying foxes are vital to preserving forest and need protection from climate change and habitat loss.  The Australian grey-headed flying fox is an important pollinator for Australia's forests Earlier this year, the term "bat tornado" started appearing in the Australian and international media. It all started with a BBC report from the town of Ingham in the north eastern state of Queensland, where the population of flying fox bats had appare...

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