Bats are not to blame for coronavirus. Humans are. And, more specifically, humans who are not vegan.

"We are increasing transport of animals — for medicine, for pets, for food — at a scale that we have never done before," said Kate Jones, Chair of Ecology and Biodiversity at University College London.

"We are also destroying their habitats into landscapes that are more human-dominated. The chance of more zoonotic spillovers into humans happening is higher because we are degrading these landscapes. Destroying habitats is the cause [and over 75% of global deforestation is the result of animal agriculture], so restoring habitats is a solution."

"The underlying causes of zoonotic spillover from bats or other wild [and domesticated] species have almost always — always — been shown to be human behavior," said Cunningham. "Human activities are causing this."
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More diseases like coronavirus are expected to occur in the future as a result of human behavior, and developing a vastly expensive vaccine for each is not a realistic, responsible, or lasting fix.

The only realistic, responsible, and lasting fix (for this and many of the other pandemics plaguing the world today, including climate change, species extinction, and the massive enterprise of degradation known as animal exploitation, is a radical change in human behavior.

We must stop being the selfish consumers of the Earth and start acting like the responsible citizens of Earth it's our duty to be. We must start by becoming vegan.

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