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Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2 Stock Photo
RM2R212Y3–Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2
Illuminated Yanzi Stalactite Caves displaying the 'Crystal Palac Stock Photo
RFWWM0R1–Illuminated Yanzi Stalactite Caves displaying the 'Crystal Palac
Scenic shot of Green Island Taiwan Stock Photo
RF2BD5715–Scenic shot of Green Island Taiwan
Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2 Stock Photo
RM2R212XR–Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2
Scenic shot of Green Island Taiwan Stock Photo
RF2BD573E–Scenic shot of Green Island Taiwan
Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2 Stock Photo
RM2R21302–Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2
Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2 Stock Photo
RM2R212XN–Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2
Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2 Stock Photo
RM2R212YC–Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2
Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2 Stock Photo
RM2R212XH–Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2
Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2 Stock Photo
RM2R212XK–Photograph of a swallow cave (or Yanzi Dong) near Jianshui, Honghe prefecture in Yunnan province, China, some 60 km from the provincial capital Kunming. It is known for the hundreds of swallows that make the cave their home, hundreds of which can be seen flying around in Spring. The cave, like many across southern China, is also home to bats which are known to harbour many viruses including coronaviruses. One virologist and researcher, Shi Zhengli, who works out of the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), which is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was one of a team of scientists who, in 2

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