2017 Video Shows Bats Kept In Wuhan Lab Came Into Close Contact With Scientists

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Reported footage from 2017 proves bats were kept in Wuhan lab, came into close contact with scientists

June 13, 2021



A new report claims that bats were housed inside the Wuhan Institute  of Virology many years before the coronavirus outbreak of 2019.

Chinese officials have claimed that the virus -- in some unexplained fashion -- leaped from one that infected bats  to one that infected humans. Its initial explanation claimed that the transmission took place at a Wuhan market where unusual animals are sold for food. However, despite early denials of any possible connection, attention has increasingly focused on the Wuhan lab as the source of the outbreak. A new report from Fox News Australia  includes what it said was a Chinese Academy of Sciences video from May  2017 that documents the presence of live bats in the institute of  virology.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANRs4DojOek

The video outlines security precautions that are in place if "an accident" occurred and notes that it includes interviews with scientists "at the heart of one of the greatest cover-ups the world has ever seen."   The report quotes zoologist Peter Daszak,  a member of the World Health Organization team that investigated the  origin of the pandemic as walking back an initial claim that it was some  form of conspiracy to suggest that bats were there. "We didn't ask them if they had bats," he said.

"I wouldn't be surprised if, like many other virology labs, they were trying to set up a bat colony. I know it's happening in labs here and in other countries," he said in the report. View it below. The bats make an appearance about the 3:30 mark:

Reported footage from 2017 proves bats were kept in Wuhan lab, came into close contact with scientists
https://www.wnd.com/2021/06/reported-footage-2017-proves-bats-kept-wuhan-lab-came-close-contact-scientists