Cosmos Magazine

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It’s a bad year from a PR perspective to be a, the greater mouse-eared bat. Although about the body size of a house mouse, has been known to live for 37 human years with little or no decline in health and vitality. If humans exhibited the same age-for-weight traits, the oldest of us would stretch healthily to 230 or more years. Bats also harbour a variety of coronaviruses – which to them are harmless. How do they do it? Turn to our story on page 38 to learn more.

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