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Bat ecologist Phillip Alviola and his team have been studying bat viruses for more than a decade. Their latest project involved developing a simulation model that can predict the dynamics of coronavirus in bats https://t.co/JcUP7OrIvo pic.twitter.com/RPhX8OmPku
— Reuters (@Reuters) March 23, 2021
