Coronavirus likely jumped to humans from bats through 'missing link' animal: WHO report

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GENEVA: An international expert mission to Wuhan has concluded it was very likely that COVID-19 first passed to humans from a bat through an ...

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During a lengthy press conference in Wuhan on Feb 9 at the end of the mission, the experts and their Chinese counterparts made clear that they could not yet draw any firm conclusions."MISSING LINK"

"Although the closest related viruses have been found in bats, the evolutionary distance between these bat viruses and SARS-CoV-2 is estimated to be several decades, suggesting a missing link," the report said.

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missing link animal = American

Yup missing link is activity related to human bat research

Why then are we still enjoying eating bats in Asia?

The missing link is Chinese communist party

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