Major Discoveries About the Origins of Medieval Plague

Well, I live in the high country in the Colorado Rocky Mountains - at about 9,000 feet altitude. So deer, elk, coyote, bobcats, skunks, weasels, red fox... All a part of our every day. But when I was catching coyote that year, I was contracted with the Colorado Division of Wildlife. (I was a professional trapper/tracker/hunter for about 55 years). And that yeAr I was trapping on the prairie southwest of Pueblo. After I was hospitalized, Wildlife went in and tested several prairie dogs and they were all positive for plague. So they poisoned the entire colony. Took the prairie puppies about 3 years to reestablish the colony. They breed like rats! But they sure are cute to watch! Only problem down there is NO ROADRUNNERS 😁🤣

I really appreciate this type of rewriting history. I am hoping when earliest documents from the ancient Arab and Asian sources are made compatible to be impute to the LLMs I am sure a lot of new awareness will emerge that is inscribed very carefully protected records. Man needs those longest recorded observations.

We are masters of our domain! Sadly that is merely a wish, as mother nature's domain contains our meager section

Fascinating! Especially to me! Since I am a bubonic plague survivor!