GRIM WARNING ARRIVED! Bird flu strain ravaging Antarctica can kill 100 percent of infected animals
World scientists have warned about the spread of a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu in Antarctica, and Chilean researcher Viktor Neira stated that it is a virus capable of killing up to 100 percent of infected animals in a short period, as new cases have been confirmed in several species of birds and seals along a 900-kilometer coast.
TL;DR
- A highly pathogenic bird flu strain is spreading in Antarctica.
- The virus has been detected in various bird species and Antarctic fur seals.
- It can kill 90-100% of infected animals in colonies within 1-2 days.
- The dense populations of Antarctic wildlife increase the risk of devastating consequences.
- Scientists warn of mass deaths and reproductive failure among affected species.