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  1. Wolves infected with a common parasite are more likely to lead a pack. Infected animals are also more likely to leave their home packs and strike out on their own.
    The parasite makes its hosts bold — a mechanism that increases its survival. To reproduce sexually, T. gondii must reach the body of a cat, usually when its host is eaten by one. Think cougars, not house cats!

    #parasites #wolves #mountain lions #cougars #packleaders #toxoplasmagondii #braininvasion
    nature.com/articles/d41586-022