Many influenza viruses infect wild bird populations across the world, but most of them pose no serious risk to humans. The problems arise when a …
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‘It can feel like a detective story’: birders asked to help find 126 ‘lost’ bird species
The birds have not been seen for at least a decade – some for more than 100 years – but the authors of a new list of missing species have not …
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More information on the Bird Flu | Radio 570 WNAX
As we’ve been hearing, the Bird Flu continues to spread across the Midwest. Today I talk with the South Dakota State Vet about some of the steps …
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Bird Flu Transfers To Cows – ButlerRadio.com – Butler, PA
As the number of bird flu cases continue to grow across the country the Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary said the state continues to monitor the …
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Virgin Australia plane engine catches fire in New Zealand after ‘possible bird strike’
Birds strikes happen four in every 10000 aircraft movements, with consequences vary in severity depending on where the aircraft is hit, …
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Daily Briefing: Over 80 million chickens – USA Today
Bird flu is running rampant among U.S. dairy cows, turning up in 94 herds across 12 states since March. The Pacific Northwest expects lower than …
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Bird names and the beautiful game – BirdGuides
Football is Britain’s – and indeed the world’s – most popular sport. And among the thousands of football clubs across the planet, birds have …
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in a Sioux County Dairy – Western Iowa Today
HPAI is a viral disease that affects wild and domestic bird populations and lactating dairy cattle. It can be carried by wild birds without them …
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McMaster viral immunologist fears spread of bird flu virus with ‘staggering’ death rate
The risk to people from avian influenza that is killing wild birds worldwide is low, according to reports from Canada public health and the Centre for …
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Scientists try to solve bird flu mystery: Why there’s so much virus in Michigan wastewater
Wastewater samples in Michigan show high levels of bird flu — even in places with no known cases in cows, birds or people this year.
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