Scientists confirm first cases of bird flu on mainland Antarctica

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Deadly Bird Flu Reaches Mainland Antarctica For 1st Time: Scientists

A deadly type of bird flu has been confirmed on the mainland of Antarctica for the first time, scientists said, a potential risk for the southern region's huge penguin colonies. "This discovery demonstrates for the first time that the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza virus has reached Antarctica despite the distance and natural barriers that separate it from other continents," Argentina's Higher Council for Scientific Investigation (CSIC) said …

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Devastating bird flu detected on mainland Antarctica for the first time. Could it reach Australia?

Scientists are concerned about the impact of a deadly strain of bird flu which has finally reached mainland Antarctica, leaving Australia as the last continent to be conquered.

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Bird flu reaches mainland Antarctica for first time, scientists say

BUENOS AIRES - A deadly type of bird flu has been confirmed on the mainland of Antarctica for the first time, scientists said, a potential risk for the southern region's huge penguin colonies. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Deadly bird flu reaches mainland Antarctica for the first time, confirm scientists

In a significant development, scientists have confirmed the presence of a deadly strain of bird flu on the mainland of Antarctica, posing a potential threat to the region's penguin colonies. Argentina's Higher Council for Scientific Investigation (CSIC) revealed that the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza virus had been detected on the Antarctic mainland, marking the first instance of its presence despite the geographical isolation and natural ba…