EXTINCTION: American Bats - Over A Million Killed Since 2006?!

Vatic Note: What the hell is going on...... are they trying to kill every damn living thing on this planet?  I  knew, from our research, that satanists hated life and death was their panecea, but this is ridiculous.  You know this is very serious since bats are as heavily tied into plant life, food and crops as are the bees. Well, we found out what was doing the bees, which appeared to be a bioweapon super virus see this article, but now we have a fungus on the bats.... the only thing that could be responsible are the chemtrails that are around everywhere, all over the country. This means they are committed to their famine, starvation cruel death Agenda for us since "a" fungus was discovered in the chemtrail dumpings on numerous tests done in different parts of the country in different states and by credible TV stations and reputable labs. So who knows. Right now, after all we have been through and have seen them do to others, it would not surprise me if this is not the same thing...... its a "deceptive" back door way to depopulate without risking your own life if your the khazar banker/israeli elite who wants to globalize and have a slave labor and sex trade and control everyone and everything on the planet. God, what a horrible thought.  Well, beginning today, everyone,  we are going to "CELEBRATE LIFE IN ALL FORMS" on this planet.  Screw them, we can do it too.  We can create the atmosphere that celebrates life, love, laughter and happiness.  Lets do it and drive them crazy.  

EXTINCTION: American Bats - Over A Million Killed Since 2006?!
http://thealienproject.blogspot.com/2011/05/extinction-american-bats-over-million.html
Tuesday, May 24, 2011, by admin

Biologists across the United States have declared that the bat population is declining rapidly and could become an endangered species. They believed that the preceding winter continued the decimation of several of the hibernating species, as the deadly White-Nose Syndrome spreads to more than a dozen states. The syndrome, named for the sugary smudges of fungus seen on the noses and wings of hibernating bats, has killed over 1 million bats since 2006. They are now studying a mutated fungus in comparison with European bats to find an effective solution for this endangered species.

A fungus blamed for killing more than a million bats in the US since 2006 has been found to differ only slightly from an apparently harmless European version. The minor genetic differences could hold the key to preventing future deaths. Alternatively, European bats may have been exposed to the virus longer and evolved resistance.

Jeffrey Foster at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, and colleagues, compared the genomes of strains of Geomyces destructans infecting US and European bats and found that the strain thought to cause lethal "white nose syndrome" (WNS) in the US is almost identical to one that is harmless to bats in Europe. "There were very few mutational differences between the North American and European samples, strongly suggesting they're related," says Foster. The team presented their preliminary results last week at a conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. If it is the DNA differences making the US version of the fungus virulent, then finding a treatment will be easier than if the reason for the transatlantic difference is that European bats have evolved resistance, says Foster.

The answer should come from Craig Willis at the University of Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada, who is currently testing both strains on little brown bats from the US, to see if both versions cause WNS. Irrespective of whether it is the nature of the fungus or evolved resistance, researchers in Europe told the meeting that they are trying to find out why European bats are not getting sick. "We've been taking wing-punch samples in the field for analysis to see if there are clues to survival in the genetics," says Natália Martínková of the Institute of Vertebrate Biology in Brno, the Czech Republic. - New Scientist.

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