Deadly H5 bird flu spreads worldwide with Australia outbreak
Australia has reported its first mainland case of H5 bird flu, marking the virus's presence on every continent. While there is no evidence of poultry infection, officials are concerned about the impact on native wildlife and livestock.
Why it matters
The global spread of H5 bird flu poses a significant risk to biodiversity and food security, necessitating increased monitoring of animal populations.
Australia reported its first mainland case of H5 bird flu, marking the spread of the deadly virus to every continent on the planet.
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