The fragile, consolidated factory farm system allows bird flu to flourish. To protect our food, health, and resiliency, we need change, fast.
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Bird attempts to ‘clean house’ when it doesn’t like the decorations | Fox News Video
A bird from Wales was unimpressed with the decorations in its nest box. In a video, the bird can be seen working hard to remove a tiny birdhouse …
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South American bird seen in Texas for the first time – Chron
Multiple sightings of birds rarely seen in Texas have been reported amid the spring migration this year.
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WHO chief scientist calls for increased monitoring and preparation for highly pathogenic bird flu
This flu strain was first detected in birds in 1996 and has primarily been a threat to farmed and wild fowl, but in the past two years, an …
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Killer bird flu is found in milk for first time in “very high concentrations”, WHO warns
H5N1 first emerged in 1996, but since 2020, the number of bird outbreaks has grown exponentially, leading to the deaths of millions of wild birds and …
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Bird flu virus now found in milk, is of “great concern” to WHO – New York Post
The chief scientist at the World Health Organization is sounding the alarm over the risk of bird flu spreading to humans.
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Public Awareness, Engagement Needed to Monitor Risk of Spreading Bird Flu to Mammals
Concerns over highly pathogenic influenza viruses in wild birds and domestic poultry in Alaska were discussed during a Strait Science webinar held …
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Old But Bold: World’s Most Ancient Wild Bird Still Looking For Love – Explorersweb »
Wisdom is a 72-year-old albatross still performing mating dances at the Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge.
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Quail farmer has big plans for his budding bird business – Food For Mzansi
Quails are known for their prolific egg-laying ability, which is why Malatjie chose this bird. “[Some] quail [breeds] lay 300 eggs a year while …
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Bird flu spreading among dairy cows for the first time; milk supply remains safe – Dayton Daily News
Bird flu has spread among dairy cows in eight states, including Ohio, a previously unseen phenomenon leading agriculture experts to caution …
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