Newly Discovered Bat Viruses Give Hints to Covid's Origins - The New York Times
Coronavirus outbreak raises question: Why are bat viruses so deadly? | Research UC Berkeley
Infection of Wildlife Biologist Highlights Risk of Virus Hunting
New Virus Discovered in Myanmar by Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute's Global Health Program | Smithsonian's National Zoo
Characterization of bat viromes reveals the co-infection, spillover, and emergence risk of several zoonotic viruses
How Do Bats Live With So Many Viruses? - The New York Times
Lessons for handling COVID-19 from another animal virus | Stanford News
Going viral: how a virus mutates between animals – CSIROscope
New Clue Found: Why Bats Spread Viruses but Don't Get Sick
Holy Bat Virus! Genome Hints At Origin Of SARS-Like Virus : Shots - Health News : NPR
Climate and human-driven habitat destruction alter bat behaviour and increase Hendra virus spillover risk – Griffith News
Coronaviruses closely related to the pandemic virus discovered in Japan and Cambodia
Where Did The Coronavirus Start? Virus Hunters Find Clues In Bats : Short Wave : NPR
Bats confirmed host of SARS virus - CSIRO
Newly discovered COVID‑like virus could infect humans, resist vaccines – WSU Insider
Tracking the Nipah Virus | Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health Magazine
Chances of finding COVID-virus ancestor 'almost nil', say virologists
Coronavirus Outbreak Emerged from Bats, Genomic Findings Suggest
The bat-virus relationship examined
Model predicts bat species with potential to spread Nipah virus | NSF - National Science Foundation
An elegant way to stop deadly Hendra virus spillovers from bats to horses ... to us | WSIU
Taking Flight: Bat Virus Research Leads Bucknell Researchers to Uganda This Spring
Coronavirus: Bat scientists find new evidence - BBC News
Bats, the source of so many viruses, could be the origin of Wuhan coronavirus, say experts | CNN
Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence to Guide the Search for the Next SARS-like Virus | Georgetown University Medical Center | Georgetown University
Bats and Viruses: Friend or Foe? | PLOS Pathogens
