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Florida Dolphin Dies of Bird Flu as Alarm Grows Over Species Spread
Florida scientists have reported the first known and fatal case of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza in a bottlenose dolphin.

this is not good.
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We are finding virus particles in municipal waste water. But that could be from milk dumped down the drain, migratory birds, sick animals, undetected human cases or secret Chinese labs at this point.
That took a long time to get out. It’s a meaningless result except as a baseline, because there are virus particles in the milk we drink and flush down the sink.![]()
Bird flu detected in Houston-area wastewater
Officials have confirmed reports of bird flu (H5N1) being detected in wastewater in the Houston area.www.click2houston.com
get ready for some summer fun timesDropbear !
that was fungal spores. this would be more like the Spanish Flu of the early 1900's if we don't get a handle on this, which we obviously will not be doing.
We just got a spike in sick/dead infected wild birds in this morning’s sample collection.
Any credence to the idea being floated that mystery Africa X virus could actually be a mutated Bird Flu or Covid hybrid?We just got a spike in sick/dead infected wild birds in this morning’s sample collection.
Any credence to the idea being floated that mystery Africa X virus could actually be a mutated Bird Flu or Covid hybrid?
Oh it’s been figured out officially? I didn’t see a news release about it.Nah, that’s a pretty bad strain of malaria
Well they’re feeding cows dead chickens that died of bird flu infections, so I’m not sure how much credence that theory holds.If H5 killed cows, the industry might reconsider how to keep cattle.
Unofficially. It’s a particularly virulent strain. We won’t know how it interacts with different prophylaxis and treatment for a while yetOh it’s been figured out officially? I didn’t see a news release about it.
Interesting.Unofficially. It’s a particularly virulent strain. We won’t know how it interacts with different prophylaxis and treatment for a while yet
I don't get it, what's the theory?Well they’re feeding cows dead chickens that died of bird flu infections, so I’m not sure how much credence that theory holds.
Not a theory more a fact that if they keep feeding these infected chickens to cows it absolutely will jump to cows and then us. If they cared about the cows they wouldn’t be doing this shit.I don't get it, what's the theory?
Help them realize that potentially infecting the planet with a deadly disease wouldn’t be great for their bottom line? One can only hope!!!Ah ok yes they absolutely do not care at all, so all their cows and hence the industry dying might help!
That’s based on examining the deceased. I feel they haven’t don’t enough to rule out co-infections and suspect there might be some measles going around as well.Interesting.
That sounds bad.That’s based on examining the deceased. I feel they haven’t don’t enough to rule out co-infections and suspect there might be some measles going around as well.