… birds since then. Since 2020, a variant of these viruses has led to an unprecedented number of deaths in wild birds and poultry in many countries.
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Bird flu detected in Noxubee County chicken flock – The Dispatch – cdispatch.com
Bird flu is widespread in wild birds worldwide and is causing outbreaks in poultry and dairy cows, though it does not normally infect humans.
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4 bird flu updates – Becker’s Hospital Review
… birds and 985 dairy cow herds. Household pets, including cats, dogs and pet birds, can become infected with bird flu if they eat or are exposed to …
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Denver Zoo works to keep animals safe amid bird flu concerns – YouTube
Experts say birds are under some of the highest risk right now for bird flu, but the Denver Zoo is keeping a close eye on all of their animals and …
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Jacksonville mayor announces ‘Lights Out Nights’ to protect migrating birds
The goal is for downtown businesses to turn off nonessential lights and incorporate bird-friendly windows to prevent birds crashing into …
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Egg prices drop but bird flu keeps market unstable – NBC News
Egg prices fell $1.20 in March, according to the USDA, but the market remains unpredictable. With no cure for avian flu, the government orders …
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How to Protect Pets and Backyard Chickens from Bird Flu | Scientific American
As bird flu outbreaks continue to affect animals, experts answer questions about keeping pets and their owners healthy.
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“If an eagle fell, I had to carry it back up without being torn apart” How one woman helped …
“Birds can’t speak,” she says, “and the only way we can save them – and all wildlife – is to speak for them”. Return to the Sky: The Surprising Story …
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What Minnesotans need to know about bird flu risks – Star Tribune
Wild birds spread the virus to poultry, while among dairy cattle the virus seems to often spread as the cows are milked, a study in the journal …
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Condor released into the wild from L.A. Zoo dies from lead poisoning – Los Angeles Times
At the time, Yurok tribe biologist Chris West said it “almost seems inevitable that we will lose a bird or birds to lead poisoning if nothing changes.
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