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Hi,

Are you afraid that you or your loved ones might get sick because of Соrоnаvirus?

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Just take a look at the recent news headlines:

- Surge in deaths overwhelms New York's morgues, hospitals
- The US could see millions of соrоnаvirus cases, Fauci says
- Nearly 15K National Guard troops mobilized across the US to battle соrоnаvirus, Pentagon announces

It's almost impossible to find peace of mind once you see these.

But it's important to understand that you are not helpless or doomed. In this global crisis, you can take action and face the deadly outbreak well-prepared.

If you're reading this email, chances are you have already tried to find some information on how to protect yourself and your loved ones against the virus.

The truth is, it might take days, even weeks to find reliable and detailed advice—a time that you and your family can't risk to waste.

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- How to prepare for the different virus outbreak scenarios
- How to behave during the outbreak
- What to avoid at all costs during the upcoming hard times
- How to take care of someone who's ill
- How to recognize the symptoms of the new disease and how to relieve them
- How to recognize the first outbreak signs in my area

…and other life-saving advice!

Don't leave anything to chance; get 100% prepared now! Get the Outbreak Manual, and have the peace of mind you deserved in the first place.

The Ultimate Virus Outbreak Survival Manual is available here ]

Be safe,

Lindsay W.

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- Nearly 15K National Guard troops mobilized across the US to battle =D1=81=
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ou see these.</a>

But it's important to understand that you are not helpless or doomed. In th=
is global crisis, you can take action and face the deadly outbreak well-pre=
pared.

If you're reading this email, chances are you have already tried to find so=
me information on how to protect yourself and your loved ones against the v=
irus.

<a href=3D"http://www.smartmanual.buzz/1759-99-763-55381022/jaisone/tindex2=
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<a href=3D"http://www.smartmanual.buzz/1759-99-763-55381022/jaisone/tindex3=
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Two authors-an emergency medicine veteran with 35 years of experience, and =
a former Army combat medic-just published their critically-acclaimed handbo=
ok, called The Ultimate Virus Outbreak Survival Manual. =

The book teaches you the ways in which you and your loved ones can be bette=
r protected during this worldwide health crisis.
 
After reading The Ultimate Virus Outbreak Survival Manual, you will lear=
n: 

- How to prepare for the different virus outbreak scenarios 
- How to behave during the outbreak 
- What to avoid at all costs during the upcoming hard times 
- How to take care of someone who's ill 
- How to recognize the symptoms of the new disease and how to relieve them<=
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Don't leave anything to chance; get 100% prepared now! Get the Outbreak Man=
ual, and have the peace of mind you deserved in the first place.

<a href=3D"http://www.smartmanual.buzz/1759-99-763-55381022/jaisone/tindex4=
.html" target=3D"blank" style=3D"color:red; font-weight:bold;">The Ultimate=
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Be safe, 
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rgely on small to fairly large sized mammals and birds. Among the recorded =
prey items for the species are hares, rabbits, marmots, squirrels, dormice,=
 other rodents, mustelids (such as martens), grouse, red foxes, wild boar, =
chamois, young moose, roe deer, red deer, reindeer and other ungulates. In =
keeping with its larger size, the Eurasian lynx is the only lynx species to=
 preferentially take ungulates (the Iberian lynx and Canada lynx being spec=
ialists on lagomorph prey, while the bobcat is an opportunistic generalist)=
. Although taking on larger prey presents a risk to the animal, the bounty =
provided by killing them can outweigh the risks. The Eurasian lynx thus pre=
fers fairly large ungulate prey, especially during winter, when small prey =
is less abundant. Where common, roe deer appear to be the preferred prey sp=
ecies for the lynx.[55][56] Even where roe deer are quite uncommon, the dee=
r are still quantitatively the favored prey species, though in summer small=
er prey and occasional domestic sheep are eaten more regularly.[57] In part=
s of Finland, introduced white-tailed deer are eaten regularly. In some are=
as in Poland and Austria, red deer is the preferred prey, and in Switzerlan=
d, chamois is locally favored.[56] Eurasian lynx also feeds on carrion when=
 available. Adult lynx require 1.1 to 2 kilograms (2.4 to 4.4 lb) of meat p=
er day, and may take several days to fully consume some of their larger pre=
y.[6]

Diet in Asia
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forming 79% to 99% of prey biomass eaten. Although the lynx is in sympatry =
with wild ungulates, such as wild goat, chamois, red deer and wild boar in =
these ecosystems, ungulate biomass in lynx diet does not exceed 10%.[47] In=
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