Mystery fungus threatens rattlesnakes across nine states
Hidden on Vermont hillsides, a fungus spreads through eastern snakes, especially imperiled timber rattlesnakes. The disease, if unchecked, could overwhelm conservation efforts, with impacts in Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts New York and Illinois among others. Biologists compare it to white nose syndrome in bats and note variable regional effects and high mortality in infected massasauga and timber rattlesnakes.
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