Australia Confirms First Mass Mortality Event from H5 Bird Flu
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The Australian government has announced a significant outbreak of H5 bird flu, with the first mass mortality event recorded among wild seabirds in South Australia. The Agriculture Minister confirmed 74 cases, including the first mass die-off involving a large group of wild seabirds. Experts warn that this strain causes high mortality in wild birds and could lead to significant wildlife losses, potentially threatening native species. Australians have been urged not to touch or feed wild birds to prevent further spread.
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