Colorado State University and Colorado Parks and Wildlife researchers have been trapping and tagging bats in anticipation of the arrival of the fungus, which has killed millions of bats since it was identified in New York in 2006.
linkColorado State University and Colorado Parks and Wildlife researchers have been trapping and tagging bats in anticipation of the arrival of the fungus, which has killed millions of bats since it was identified in New York in 2006.
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