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"Rising H5N1 Bird Flu Cases Threaten South American and Antarctic Wildlife"

The H5N1 bird flu virus is spreading aggressively in South America, killing wild birds and marine mammals, raising concerns about potential threats to humans. The virus has killed thousands of seals, sea lions, and birds, and has been detected in several mammal species. Experts fear the virus could adapt to infect humans, prompting the Pan American Health Organization to launch a regional program to supervise bird flu spread. Limited resources and data in the region have hindered disease surveillance, prompting the need for increased monitoring and response efforts.

1 year ago•Source: VOA Learning English

"Avian Flu Detected in Ducks at Lake Louise, Confirms Wildlife Commission"

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1.75 min•1 year ago

"Avian Flu Detected in Ducks at Lake Louise, Confirms Wildlife Commission"

Two dead ducks found at Lake Louise in Weaverville, N.C., have tested positive for Avian Influenza, according to town officials. The disease poses a threat to domestic poultry but is not hazardous to humans. Wildlife officials urge reporting of suspected sick waterfowl or domestic poultry to prevent the spread of the disease.

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