@CNN: The spread of the plague during the Black Death that killed millions was fueled by humans, not rodents, as previously believed, a new study has found https://t.co/Nu4b1y33Wo https://t.co/lzIuTqEUNU

January 21, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

The spread of the plague during the Black Death that killed millions was fueled by humans, not rodents, as previously believed, a new study has found https://t.co/Nu4b1y33Wo pic.twitter.com/lzIuTqEUNU

— CNN (@CNN) January 21, 2018

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@CNN: The spread of the plague during the Black Death that killed millions was fueled by humans, not rodents, as previously believed, a new study has found https://t.co/Nu4b1y33Wo https://t.co/lzIuTqEUNU

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