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‘Extinction risk’: Why the new virus threat to WA’s wildlife extends beyond birds
Endangered sea lions living along WA’s coastline are under the threat of extinction, scientists warn, as concern grows over two confirmed cases of the highly contagious bird flu.
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theage.com.au
Wildlife carnage from devastating bird flu virtually inevitable
The first infection of H5 bird flu in Australia has been confirmed, sparking warnings an outbreak will cause widespread animal deaths.
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Australia’s first case of deadly bird flu confirmed in WA, second case suspected
Testing took place overnight with the WA state government confirming on Saturday morning that a multi-agency approach to the outbreak is now being coordinated.
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Why getting the flu shot could help prevent a bird flu pandemic
Experts have urged Australians to get their annual vaccination after a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu was discovered in Western Australia.
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Deadly bird flu puts 100 species of Australia’s ‘isolated’ wildlife at risk of mass deaths
The bird flu straing that arrived in Australia for the time last week has already caused the deaths of hundreds of millions of birds and mammals around the world.
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‘Extinction risk’: Why the new virus threat to WA’s wildlife extends beyond birds
Endangered sea lions living along WA’s coastline are under the threat of extinction, scientists warn, as concern grows over two confirmed cases of the highly contagious bird flu.
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Bird flu: Antarctic storms threaten to dump more dying birds on Australians shores
Seabirds such as wandering albatross could continue to bring the deadly H5N1 bird flu from the Antarctic outbreak to Australia.
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theguardian.com
Tasmanian devils, swift parrots, black swans: the animals at risk if bird flu takes off in Australia
Federal government identifies more than 150 native and unique bird species and 10 mammal species at ‘very high risk’
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Chances of undetected bird flu cases along WA’s coast ‘extremely high’, expert says
Three cases of the deadly strain have been found in Western Australia, in Esperance and Quindalup, while a fourth has been discovered in South Australia.