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Three years ago, 200,000 saiga antelope--2/3 of the population--suddenly died en masse. Scientists are now closer to working out why, and their answer is worrying.https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/01/why-did-two-thirds-of-this-weird-antelope-suddenly-drop-dead/550676/?utm_source=twb …
This is a very interesting study, but causality is far from proven IMO. A small edit: "Even very severe viral diseases like anthrax don’t do this" > anthrax is caused by a bacterium (B. anthracis), not a virus ;-).
Doh obviously! Will fix
That “like” should’ve been an “or”. Also I’m sympathetic to cases like this where you’re dealing with a weird one-off catastrophe. Causality is a pain, even in controlled lab settings.
I'm skeptical. You'd expect the same thing would happen every summer or anytime it rained if it was just humidity and warmth that caused the disease to become lethal.
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