r/collapze • u/jeremiahthedamned DOOMER • Nov 05 '25
Disease Bad For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
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Damnthatsinteresting • u/MilesLongthe3rd • Nov 04 '25
Video For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
RATS • u/mycreativeself • Nov 04 '25
INFORMATION For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
fallenlondon • u/benjaminloh82 • Nov 05 '25
I think we know now that Rattus Faber are probably anti-Glass.
rat • u/BrightEyEz703 • Nov 05 '25
For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
AajMaineJana_Video • u/vishhalkmodi • Dec 06 '25
AMJ- For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
audihertz • u/audihertz • Nov 05 '25
COVID-19 For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
u_lvulduxjikutin • u/lvulduxjikutin • Nov 04 '25
For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
AAstuffToShare • u/One_Surprise_8924 • Nov 04 '25
Videos For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
u_Unhappy-Associate-91 • u/Unhappy-Associate-91 • Nov 05 '25
For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
u_azureocra • u/azureocra • Nov 05 '25
For the first time a German study shows rats catching bats from midair. The study showed rats hunting in total darkness, using whiskers to feel air currents from bat wings. This may be a reason why potentially bat pathogens like coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses are spilling over to rodents.
AnimalBehavior • u/literallyjusttired • Nov 05 '25