Is COVID-19 Spreading Rampantly Among Wildlife Species?
A recent study suggests that the virus responsible for COVID-19 may be more widespread among wildlife than previously thought. Scientists have been monitoring various animal populations and have detected the presence of the virus in a wide range of species. This raises concerns about the potential for transmission between humans and wildlife, as well as the potential impact on conservation efforts. As researchers continue to investigate the reach of the virus, it prompts questions about the full extent of its impact on global ecosystems and the potential for further zoonotic spillover events in the future.
source: Phys.org