The New York Times Agency May 2010
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FILE - (NYT15) NATIONAL BISON RANGE AND REFUGE, Mont. -- Oct. 2, 2005 -- SCI-TONGUES-DISEASE -- A young bull elk in the National Bison Range and Refuge near Boise, Montana, in 2003. The mystery of how deer and elk spread chronic wasting disease from one animal to another may be solved: their tongues are infectious. When the animals lick or slobber on each other the agent that causes the fatal disease may be shed from their tongues by saliva. And when they graze, leaving sloughed-off tongue cells and saliva in grass and soil, the disease could be widely transmitted. (Keith Meyers/The New York Times)
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