"Guess it's time for Stellaris play through #27."

But often is not always, and the more it happens, the more likely it is that said virus spreads, especially during the winter season when it’s more likely to coinfect someone who already has a strain of flu that spreads well in humans.

(Epidemiologist on his hobby account) Influenza loves mutating, and has several ways to do so. It’s best not to think of it as a single disease, but as a closely related group.

Single cases like this from intensive contact - like backyard poultry flocks - are relatively common and often dead ends.

I both loved and preferred WHFB and I’ll still admit it was nearly impossible to get into

“But I had 5000 points of high elves that I hadn’t added to in years!”

Precisely

Single player mode

Every good historicals project starts with a trip to Osprey

Or that testing an animal for rabies is killing the animal.

Also: Everyone should play this game. You can play an Orca with a torpedo harness and a hard drug habit. What more could you want?

This was named for Barnum Hall, at Tufts University (which was in turn named for P.T. Barnum, yes, that P.T. Barnum). The former home of the Tufts Biology department, where I both got my degree, and where I started playing the game a good couple decades ago.

Elder Scrolls: Blue Planet.