Scientists developed a rabies vaccination method for vampire bats using mutual grooming
News from Science says vampire bat bites can weaken cattle and leave them open to infections. The bats sometimes carry rabies, which can kill livestock and, occasionally, people.
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News from Science says scientists developed a way to vaccinate vampire bats against rabies in 2025 by using their habit of grooming one another. Their bites can weaken cattle, and the rabies they sometimes carry can kill livestock and, occasionally, people.
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