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Naama Barak

Bats Instinctively Social Distance When They’re Sick

Bats practice social distancing when they are ill, preventing the spread of pathogens to others. (Wikimedia Commons)

“The bats’ choice to stay away from the group is highly unusual for these animals. Normally these bats are extremely social creatures, living in caves in very crowded conditions,” said research student Maya Weinberg.

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