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Peru s Illegal Pet Monkey Trade Is Also an Infection Superhighway

Peru s Illegal Pet Monkey Trade Is Also an Infection Superhighway
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Case of Latin America s mysterious disappearing white-lipped peccaries

Case of Latin America s mysterious disappearing white-lipped peccaries
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Where will the next pandemic begin? The Amazon rainforest offers troubling clues

MARUAGA, Brazil — The 10-year-old took off running down a dirt road in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, turning cartwheels, playing tag and picking fistfuls of wild bougainvillea.

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Where will next pandemic begin? Amazon rainforest offers clues - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Deforestation is erasing the line between humans and wild animals and increasing the chances of the next global pandemic.

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Scientists scour the Amazon for pathogens that could spark the next pandemic

Photography and reporting from Manaus, Brazil, by Dado Galdieri of Hilaea Media. This story was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center. When Marcelo Gordo opens the picnic cooler, the stench is suffocating. Three dead pied tamarin monkeys, their cream-and-caramel-colored coats visible through plastic wrap, are curled up inside. Gordo, a biologist at the Federal University of Amazonas, Manaus, explains that a student accidentally unplugged the freezer where he’d stored the monkeys, which had been killed on the road and given to him by city officials. Despite the decay, they are worth investigating. Inside the spartan necropsy room at a veterinary school here, veterinarian Alessandra Nava and two graduate students pull on goggles, N95 masks, and blue nitrile gloves and begin to cut bits of tissue and collect bodily fluids from the monkeys. They pack the samples into vials to be transported to the Fiocruz Amazônia Biobank, a pathogen research collection that Nava helps

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