1. Dogs (15,500,000) · 2. Cats (13,000,000) · 3. Indoor birds (1,400,000) · 4. Domestic fowl (1,200,000) · 5. Rabbits (800,000) · 6. Lizards (800,000) · 7.
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Deadly H5 strain of bird flu has been confirmed in Australia — here’s what it means – SBS
The highly pathogenic H5N1 strain was first discovered more than 20 years ago. In birds, including poultry, seabirds, and dense wild–bird colonies, H5 …
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Australia confirms first case of H5N1 bird flu as virus reaches every continent – BBC
The strain can spread quickly among poultry and wild bird populations. Human cases tied to the disease remain uncommon. “We all knew we couldn’t be …
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Australian govt confirms first mainland case of H5N1 bird flu strain – China Daily
… wild seabird in Western Australia. Several … wild birds and that eradication would be unlikely if it establishes in native populations.
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First case of deadly H5 bird flu variant detected in Australia | ABC NEWS – YouTube
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H5 bird flu detection in Western Australia | Media releases – Agriculture Victoria
“Based on overseas experience, this disease can spread through bird populations and potentially other wildlife once it is established, which is why …
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Biosecurity minister says NZ prepared for deadly bird flu outbreak – RNZ
New Zealand is well prepared to respond if bird flu reaches our shores, but it is important that everyone takes steps now to be ready, …
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First case of H5 bird flu confirmed in Western Australia
The Cook Labor Government is responding to the confirmed detection overnight of H5 bird flu in a single wild seabird found in the remote Cape Le …
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Wildlife carnage from devastating bird flu virtually inevitable – The Sydney Morning Herald
“If this strain of bird flu takes hold in Australia, we can expect carnage when it comes to our birds and other wildlife populations,” Gough said. “ …
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One bird detected with deadly H5 bird flu on Western Australian coast | news.com.au
Authorities have warned the spread of H5 bird flu among Australia’s wild bird and mammal populations is now “almost inevitable”. Emma Kirk. 5 min …
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