Pet parrots given the choice to video-call each other or watch pre-recorded videos of other birds will flock to the opportunity for live chats, …
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Bird flu virus likely travels from cow to cow via milk, says USDA – Successful Farming
During a teleconference with FDA and CDC officials, Sifford said the H5N1 virus had jumped to cattle from wild birds in a “spillover event …
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A sound future for birds starts before birth – The Wildlife Society
In an experiment, the authors exposed wild zebra finches to recordings of moderate traffic noise, as well as zebra finch songs and silence. The birds …
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Take the group birding challenge: Find a Female Bird Day – Star Tribune
How many female birds can you count? Can you tell male from female birds? Some are easy, some are tricky, some are nearly impossible.
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CDC and USDA answer questions about the bird flu outbreak in Texas, other states
… bird flu in the U.S.. The agencies are continuing to test milk, dairy products and meat to ensure they can not spread the virus, and working to …
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The bird flu fight is faltering – The Week
America is stumbling in its battle against the bird flu. A mishmash of federal agencies are “slowing the country’s ability to track and control” …
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How humans can and can’t catch bird flu – Reuters | The Pig Site
Previously, the virus had mostly been passed to humans through close contact with wild birds or infected poultry. The spread of bird flu to an …
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Bird flu outbreak sparks concerns over how disease is spread
Previously, the virus had mostly been passed to humans through close contact with wild birds or infected poultry. Morning Blend. Start your morning …
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Polly wants a chatter! Pet parrots prefer live video calls with their friends over pre-recorded …
The clever birds can tell the difference between live and pre-recorded videos, scientists at the University of Glasgow think.
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USDA says ground beef tests negative for H5N1 bird flu virus – Reuters
… to the National Veterinary Services Laboratories (NVSL) for PCR testing were negative for the H5N1 bird flu virus.
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