Users of the social media outlets traded a video clip of a Chinese woman as devouring a meal contains a bat meat prepared at a splendid restaurant in somewhere China.
Experts warn that the new wave of coronavirus may be spread by means of bat soup into other parts of the country.
Bat is a flying mammal that is eaten in China for reasons linked to popular medicine there.
The video shows the woman carrying the bat by sticks before she tried to nibble its wings.
Her companion at the table told the woman that it is better to remove the skin off the bat and draw the meat out of the bones.
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The soup of bat is the most delicious dish in China and the popular one in Wuhan province where the coronavirus originates.
A new study published in the Science China Information Sciences proves that a new strain of the coronavirus belongs to that strain found in bats only.
The deadly previous epidemics such as SARS and Ebola found in those flying mammals only.
At first, scientists thought the new virus is not able to be deadly or cause an epidemic because its genes are different but it has strong ties with a human protein named ACE2.
Experts said that those thoughts did not base on a concrete basis so a new vaccine needs at least a year to be prepared.
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Despite bat is the natural host of coronavirus but there is a medium unknown so far.
Researchers said the human protein linked to the disease caused by coronavirus resembles many symptoms of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) which claimed the lives of around 800 people in China and injured more than 8000 others around the world in the first decade of 21st century between 2002 and 2003.
Coronavirus has appeared for the first time in China for a couple of weeks and killed 41 people and injured in 1287.
Another case also diagnosed in Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, the United Kingdom (UK), France, Australia, Vietnam and the United States of America (USA).
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