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To: John Vosilla who wrote (15484)	9/11/2021 10:47:41 PM
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Playing a long shot covid lottery ticket RVVTF. I am helping old people and cripples 4 times a week Just to remind myself how easy I have it:0) I thought the chronic was supposed to reduce inflammation. Thanks Gorillas at Zoo Atlanta test positive for Covid Teams are collecting samples for testing from the zoo’s entire gorilla population, which numbers 20 members living in four troops. Gorillas at Zoo Atlanta test positive for Covid Teams are collecting samples for testing from the zoo’s entire gorilla population, which numbers 20 members living in four troops. More than a dozen western lowland gorillas have been diagnosed with Covid at Zoo Atlanta.Artyom Geodakyan / TASS Sept. 11, 2021, 10:46 AM EDT / Source: Associated Press By The Associated Press ATLANTA — Several members of a troop of western lowland gorillas at Zoo Atlanta have tested positive for the coronavirus after handlers noticed many of the great apes were showing signs of mild coughing, runny noses and a small loss of appetite, the zoo said Friday. Zoo Atlanta’s animal handlers collected fecal samples and nasal and oral swabs from the gorillas and sent the samples to a diagnostic lab at the University of Georgia, which returned presumptive positive results for the virus that causes Covid-19, a Zoo Atlanta statement said. The zoo added that it was awaiting confirmation of the test results from the National Veterinary Services Laboratory in Ames, Iowa, which also received samples. The statement didn’t say how many of the gorillas appeared to be infected, but the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported 13 gorillas had tested positive for the virus. Recommended REMEMBERING 9/11 9/11 anniversary events mark solemn moments that upended America 20 years ago U.S. NEWS Rascal Flatts guitarist Joe Don Rooney arrested on DUI charge after crash The zoo statement said its teams are collecting samples for testing from the zoo’s entire gorilla population, which numbers 20 members living in four troops. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution report said members from each of the four troops showed evidence of infection. The newspaper report said it is likely that the virus made its way into the gorilla population from an animal care staffer who was asymptomatic upon coming to work, but who later tested positive for the virus.