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Scientists developed a rabies vaccination method for vampire bats using mutual grooming

News from Science says the bats’ bites weaken cows, while the rabies they sometimes carry can kill livestock and occasionally people.

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News from Science said in October 2026 that scientists had developed the method the previous year, drawing on vampire bats’ fondness for mutual grooming. It says the bats’ bites weaken cows and open the way for infections, while the rabies they sometimes carry can kill livestock and occasionally people.

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@NewsfromScienceFor farmers in Latin America, vampire bats live up to their dark reputation. Their bites weaken cows and open the way for infections. Worst of all, the rabies they sometimes carry can kill livestock and, occasionally, people as well. Last year, scientists developed an innovative way to vaccinate the bats against the virus—by making use of their extraordinary fondness of mutual grooming. #ScienceMagArchives https://scim.ag/3Ia8Qu1
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    @NewsfromScienceFor farmers in Latin America, vampire bats live up to their dark reputation. Their bites weaken cows and open the way for infections. Worst of all, the rabies they sometimes carry can kill livestock and, occasionally, people as well. Last year, scientists developed an innovative way to vaccinate the bats against the virus—by making use of their extraordinary fondness of mutual grooming. #ScienceMagArchives https://scim.ag/3Ia8Qu1
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