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Originally Posted by Spike Silverback
Folks,
Wanted to toss this out for review...... Death of the Bees: GMO Crops and the Decline of Bee Colonies in North America
Considering all the forums I populate, there seems to be a general consensus
that there is bee, bat, bird and insect die off going on. It would appear that the common denominator would be plants linking them all.
The study of the digestive tract is an interesting approach. Any thoughts?
Best.
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Here's our long-going thread on CCD: >>
http://hypography.com/forums/news-br...appearing.html
I watched a piece on the bats dying in New York State last night or two, and as they are insect eaters, the plants are down the chain. Arguably, plants are near the bottom of all food chains.
The dead bats found in New York have a white fungus growing on their faces, but the cause of the dying is still unknown. No doubt the digestive tracts receive due attention.
Why are thousands of bats dying in New York? - Science - MSNBC.com
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Originally Posted by Michael Hill
..."White nose syndrome," as the killer has been dubbed, is spreading at an alarming rate, with researchers calling it the gravest threat in memory to bats in the U.S.
"This is definitely unprecedented," said Lori Pruitt, an endangered-species biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Bloomington, Ind. "The hugest concern at this point is that we do not know what it is." ...
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