Granted, not the best survival strategy for an eater, but evolution often doesn't know it's headed off the cliff 'til it's in mid-air.
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Tuesday, December 28, 2021
Sometimes I Wonder ...
... if a large portion of the population contracts the highly transmissible Omicron variant of the plague & therefore the number of viruses in existence increases by the literal zillions, how long will it take the virus to mutate to a variant w/ its previous mortality rate? If not even deadlier, fingers crossed. Too much to hope it would stay highly transmissible?
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Look on the bright side: even if most Americans don't get omicron, most American white-tailed deer will, and the virus can mutate in that reservoir!
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ReplyDeleteNature finds a way.