Hippos Help Explain Tanzania Anthrax Outbreaks
Researchers tracking the movement of hippos in Tanzania were able to use the GPS data to study the progress of an outbreak of anthrax in 2017.
Researchers tracking the movement of hippos in Tanzania were able to use the GPS data to study the progress of an outbreak of anthrax in 2017.
Researchers tracking the movement of hippos in Tanzania were able to use the GPS data to study the progress of an outbreak of anthrax in 2017.
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