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Likely it came from a bat. >> the question is why? was it because in that wet market they were seeing fried bats? it entered the human population by people eating fried bats or was there a laboratory working with a bat coronavirus that a lab worker or workers got sick and that's how i t entered the human population? >> are bats just carrying a lot of these viruss that aren't making them sick but could spill over to other animals including humans? >> that are a lot of viruses. they get it supporting a lot of the viruses in the body without getting harm. >> when a mysterious disease was

Variant and if, as we are expecting from the scientist and their predictions, we see more variants popping up from the african continent, what is the african continent, what is the outlook for the pandemic here? i! the outlook for the pandemic here? ~ , , , ., here? if mu presents in a way that it becomes _ here? if mu presents in a way that it becomes immune - here? if mu presents in a way that it becomes immune to i here? if mu presents in a way. that it becomes immune to the vaccines, and no question we will seek new variants popping up, and where they are generated no—one knows, but it w...

The komodo dragon itself is native to indonesia. in actualfact, the population, although small, is mostly stable, although one part outside of the national park is declining quite severely. the main concern for the komodo dragon is climate change. as the human population feels climate change at the moment, so our species around the world. the komodo dragon, based on modelling, it could lose up to 30 percent of its habitat. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey.

Dragon is climate change. as the human population feels climate change at the moment, so our species around the world. the komodo dragon, based on modelling, it could actually lose up to... of it have a set —— habitat. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey. a nature reserve in south africa has come up with a creative way to count big cats as part of conservation efforts. lions are classified as a vulnerable species, under threat from habitat loss and poaching. courtney bembridge reports. mooing. the sound of an injured animal reverberates through the bush and the smell of...

Dragon is climate change. the human population is feeling climate change extremely strongly at the moment, so are species around the world. the komodo dragon, we think, based on climate change modelling, it could actually lose up to 30% of its habitat over the next 45 years, just due to sea—level rises because of global warming. so just briefly, we are talking about global warming, rising sea levels, a lot at the moment in the run—up to cop26 and there's a danger that animal species and human beings are looking for habitation in shrinking territory. absolutely, and that is the main concern...