This article is within direct correlation of our recent studies in the specific area of the Black Death (Bubonic Plague) which caused 50 Million or 60% of Europe’s entire population to disintegrate into infectious bodies. In our reading in class we learned of what is widely accept by accredited historians, who believe the Bubonic Plague began as a minor bacteria within rats, which then migrated via sea trading boats which allows rats to breed at an expeditious rate which was uncontrollable. However, in the article we learn of a new species Atopsyllus cionus which may contain the truth behind the hypothesis behind the spread of the strain (Paragraph 1). This would be an exceptionally large undertaking for both microbiologist, historians, and
