Skunks found dead in Vancouver, Richmond test positive for avian flu
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Eight skunks found dead in Metro Vancouver had avian flu: government
Eight skunks found dead last month in Vancouver and nearby Richmond, B.C., tested positive for avian flu. British Columbia's Ministry of Agriculture says the skunks were infected with the same H5N1 strain that has caused the deaths of millions of domestic poultry since the outbreak began in Apr...
8 dead skunks found in Vancouver and Richmond test positive for avian flu
Eight skunks found dead in late February have tested positive for avian flu. The B.C. government says it is the same strain of avian influenza associated with the outbreak that began in April 2022.
Eight skunks found dead in Metro Vancouver had avian flu: government - Red Deer Advocate
Eight skunks found dead last month in Vancouver and nearby Richmond, B.C., tested positive for avian flu. British Columbia’s Ministry of Agriculture says the skunks were infected with the same H5N1 strain that has caused the deaths of millions of domestic poultry since the outbreak began in April last year. The skunks were found in residential areas in both cities and were taken to B.C.’s Animal Health Centre over concerns they may have been del…
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