Scientists Want To Track Diseased Mice From Space

13 years ago

February 18, 2011 at 4:00 pm

Scientists can track deadly hantavirus-carrying mice (yes, deadly mice) using satellite images of flourishing vegetation, according to a new study. Spying on mouse food from space could give doctors the ability to predict outbreaks – and save lives. [Live Science]

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Scientists Want To Track Diseased Mice From Space