Why killing vampire bats won't stop spread of rabies

Tuesday, December 3, 2013 - 12:30 in Biology & Nature

Controlling the population of vampire bats by using poison or even explosives has been a decades-old way of trying to curb the spread of rabies in Latin America, but new research suggests culling these bat colonies does little to stem the deadly virus.

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