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Scientists Uncover Origin Of Deadly Fungus Believed To Have Decimated A Third Of Frog Species
Researchers found that the killer skin fungus wiping out entire species of amphibians originated from East Asia in the 1950s. Then, with trade and other human activities, it spread further across the world and triggered an alarming global epidemic.
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