Well it sounds realistic

Yeah me too!

i had this video in a tab for many hours before i got to watching it, and for hours id pass by this video and read white noise. it wasn't until i actually went to watch this video that i noticed it was nose and not noise, i probably read the title 5 or 6 times at the least before i noticed lol. another example of the human brains power of suggestion.

Its the Mandela Effect bro 🤷‍♂️

Alec nolastname lol me too

I wonder if they're similar enough to reproduce, could save them from a collapse

This is like the Black Death for bats.

Then us.

@@damaspiderqueen Yes can't wait for my inevitable death.

Next are birds

@@olpakillwee7383 Are Polar bears extinct yet?

Precursors to famine and pestilence right there.

@white Just like you. :)

@white But seriously, thats a horrible wish. Bats help keep the bug population down. They have feelings too.

lol 😅😅😅😅

@ls7orBust2 u right

@ls7orBust2 flip-flopper

Same lol.

same

Bats are dying by the millions.

@@johnnybadboy3475 Don't be a party pooper

same here

It's even more scary when it is a disease that people spread. With the ease of travel in the modern world disease could spread rapidly and kill a huge number of people.

You are in every comment section.

check out da zombie deer

Yeah watch coronavirus 2020

@@TruthIsTheNewHate84 Coronavirus

They probably know what they are doing, it might not be spread by direct contact for example.

@@Electropretzel Ehh it's a bacteria, that's precisely a way.

@@promontorium Its, not a bacteria, its a fungus...

I'm a wildlife biologist that has trapped bats with researchers... we changed our gloves after touching every bat.

@@Roach131313 sure...

What? Why?

@@kp5602 corona

@@aharonmizrachi440 what do bats have to do with corona

@@kp5602 the virus originates from bats

@@aharonmizrachi440 There is currently no pinpointed origin of the virus, all that we know is that the virus' first case was in the city of Wuhan, China. The source is still unknown.

It Trash how is your comment a year old?

Abusing a glitch

time traveler confirmed

The Endgame is real!

How did you do that, wizard?

been the trend for oohhhh idk nearly 7 decades now :(

Same with the bees

How does fungus kill them? They just don't have to eat it then problem solved

@@btw2217 they dont eat the fungus, the spore attach themselves to the bats while they hibernate and feed on the bat. The bat then is in constant stress all winter wasting its stored fat trying to fight off the infection, and if the bat survives the winter their immune system goes into over drive to try and stop the infection and starts destroying the infected wing tissue.

Seems the chemicals falling out of the sky has a lot to do with weather and disease. The natural fungus terminator is neem oil and leaves. Other natural things work, too. Fungus is so contagious.

@@lorettabrail9441 . what is Newman oil...I looked it up but didn't find any info

@@jesuschristthesecond6266 the correction thing messed up... It is neem oil and leaves. Heals an amazing array of things! Sorry for the spelling mishap.

Worst animals of all.

Less bats, more pesticides, thus less bees. And then the death of humans..

sounds too good to be true

Most likely an update. This has been affecting bats for years.

I'm confused. Did I miss something?

snort one more line of the *white powder* on your table .. and you can publish this 10 years ago

The disease is in the east coast atm 😑

“Gly”: Yes, not finding lots of dead bats is an indication that the disease hasn’t moved this far west yet.

I know...it would cruel to keep them alive.

@@etdm8786 Who is your daddy

are u happy nothing wrong with that

Kenneth McBride Everything is wrong with that. We literally wouldn’t be breathing if we didn’t have bats. Most bats kill mosquitoes for us. Mosquitoes can carry deadly diseases, so the bats are helping. Megabats pollinate for us. We need bats, because if we didn’t have them we would be dead

He's probably got the Herps

You got it already

The new bat man got aids man

If you saw it in Idaho, you need to report it to your Fish and Wildlife office because it has not been found in Idaho yet.

Me too!

They said for every (1) year that this kills the bats it will take (100) years to get the population back to normal. So 1 = 100 then he said this has been happening for the past (10) years... So if every 1= 100 then 10 = 1000 .... Now you can feel smarter sweetheart 🤗

As a population increases in size, the growth rate increases. This obviously slows as the population reaches the carrying capacity. So, growth rates are not linear. Linear is "1 year = 100 years" and would, when graphed, make a rather steep straight line. Populations grow exponentially, well logarithmic, but the rate changes as the population changes in size. The guy knows this and I'm sure the 1/100 year thing is for people that have never heard of population ecology. Assuming bats were around carrying capacity and haven't lost too many, then the rate of increase will slow a lot as competition increases near the top of the carrying capacity curve.

@@ToxicityAssured i was just trying to help her understand what the guy said in the video dude obviously numbers are going to change as the population goes up and the variables become different but since she stated she hated math anyway and what was said in the video didnt make sense to her i was trying to make it make sense. No need to go be a show off because im pretty sure she doesnt care

​@@missyann I took her statement to mean she did have some understanding of populations and that the simple explanation given in the video didn't seem like how populations change over time. I felt his explanation of recovery time didn't add up to her. I assume mostly all people leaving middle school know if x=100, then 10x=1000.

ToxicityAssured THANK you 🙏

Check out cricket farming... They make cricket flour out of them.

European bats have some immunity against the fungus because those bats and the fungus evolved alongside one another over probably thousands of years. Our bats on the other hand have no immunity against the fungus as their ancestors never came onto contact with the fungus because it was recently introduced within the past 15 years and many bat populations are just being introduced to the fungus.

@@twilightfox014 Thanks very much for this information. I appreciate it.

@@twilightfox014 great response and info :)

@@mikedufour You're welcome and thank you for receiving the information so kindly and not perceiving it as some form of attack. Many people don't take new info as well as you do. I appreciate how you replied.

@@Psillytripper Thanks Dazanar I appreciate you saying so.

ETDM Wtf, Blame the Chinese, just take them back to where they live so they get protecc from these, *chinese mainlanders*

Logan Paul could never

B. B. You shouldn’t hate them. Bats are VERY important. Megabats pollinate for us, microbats eat mosquitoes for us. You literally wouldn’t be breathing if bats didn’t exist. There is absolutely no good reason to hate them. They aren’t pests, they are one of the most important animals ever. We would all be dead without them

Actually it was because of humans, the human male came from Europe to NY and introduced WNS to US Bats.

Jay Jiang You shouldn’t. There’s no good reason at all to hate them. You wouldn’t be alive if bats didn’t exist. Megabats pollinate for us, microbats eat mosquitoes for us. Their poop also makes it so we can eat fruit. They aren’t disgusting, and they are not pests. It’s not like they are demonic blood suckers out to get you.