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Title: Which Animals Have Caught Bird Flu In The U.S.?
In a shocking revelation, it has come to light that various animal species have been infected with bird flu in the United States of America. This alarming trend has raised concerns about the impact on human health and conservation efforts.
A recent update from the Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington highlights the shocking case of bobcats and five African servals being infected with bird flu. It’s crucial to note that this virus can cause subtle initial symptoms, leading to a rapid progression, ultimately resulting in death within 24 hours due to pneumonia-like conditions.
Furthermore, it has been reported that other big cat species, such as Asian golden cats, Amur leopards and clouded leopards, have also caught the disease. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emphasize that while the risk of transmission is very low, it’s essential to monitor this situation closely.
Bird flu has been found in a wide range of animals beyond big cats, including:
Dogs
Goats
Alpacas
Dolphins
Seals
Coyotes
Foxes
Martens
American mink
Fishers
Otters
Raccoons
Skunks
Opossums
Squirrels
Mice
Cottontails
Source: www.forbes.com
