It became known what wild animals were sold at the Wuhan market before the start of the pandemic

It has become known that scientists have finally rejected the version of the spread of coronavirus infection in the Wuhan market through bat meat.

As it turned out, neither pangolins nor bats could serve as a source of spread of the virus, since they were not sold on the wholesale market.

This was reported by the world media with reference to the South China Morning Post.

What can you buy at the market in Wuhan

After a joint investigation, British and Chinese scientists found that 38 species of wild animals were sold at this market. Among them were exotic mammals and rare species of reptiles.

From May 2017 to November 2019, about 47 thousand species of various animals were concentrated here, such as civets, minks, raccoon dogs, squirrels, badgers, foxes, snakes, birds and even hedgehogs.

However, no evidence of the sale of pangolins or bats was found.

Moreover, all the animals were alive, but were in poor condition and in poor conditions.

Official version

WHO experts, after visiting Wuhan, concluded that SARS-CoV-2 spread from wild animals, but no intermediate link was identified.

Alternative version

The administration of US President Joe Biden, after coming to power, unexpectedly paid attention to the version voiced by Donald Trump. Now, reports are increasingly being published that the coronavirus is of artificial origin, and its authors are Chinese biologists.