Unprecedented die offs and odd life form behavior on the U.S. west coast
A rise in terrible sounding diseases like bluetongue and epizootic
hemorrhagic disease has wildlife biologists upset. According to a Nov.
18 article in the Missoulian,
the rise in mass die-offs has affected birds, bats, mammals and
reptiles from Wyoming and Montana to the rest of the western U.S....The culprits could be climate change, Fukushima radiation exposure,
hazardous man-made toxins or alien species infestation. These
unprecedented events will continue to receive attention, if not frantic
measures to save many lifeforms from decimation or extinction.
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