Vertebrates Dying? by RoseWrites T-Shirt

I believe vertebrates ARE becoming infected with Wolbachia and it's applicable to baleen whales, some birds, shorebirds, and even humans. Supporting studies: 1) "Aerial insectivores fell 51 per cent, and shorebird populations declined by 43 per cent, even as waterfowl and birds of prey increased." Source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/wwf-living-planet-index-1.4288173 2) Sperm counts have declined by more than half for Western men: http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/sperm-count-declining-north-america-europe-australia-1.4220661 "Even though we did not study the causes, it's clearly not genetic causes," Levine said. "It must be the change in the modern lifestyle and the environment that we live." Worth repeating: the environment that we live. The study assessing the safety of Wolbachia-infected Aedes releases clearly states: "The different samples collected were meant to represent a full variety of species or "environment" in which Wolbachia could have disseminated. Samples comprised soil samples, plant leaves and roots, earthworms and millipedes, all collected from inside the enclosure." Shocking (to me) is they did not test: birds, bats, Culex mosquitoes, planktivorous fish and other aquatic species. But who funded it? "Financial support: FNIH/Grand Challenges in Global Health Initiative/Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation/NHMRC" Study source link: http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0074-02762010000800002 The recent string of deaths in North Atlantic right whales could provide crucial proof to stop these releases and hold those responsible accountable (the richest people in the world). Please read, sign, and share my (our) petition. We are up to 599 signatures now: https://www.change.org/p/investigate-north-atlantic-right-whale-deaths-without-the-noaa-a-u-s-gov-t-agency All images used: Public Domain. ©2017 Rose Webster (aka RoseWrites) All rights reserved. NOTE: Half of my royalties helps fund ethical Zika research and my documentary. For 23 reference-based articles about Zika and Wolbachia: http://www.infobarrel.com/Users/RoseWrites