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Avian influenza found in penguins near Antarctica

200 chicks dead

United statesRalph vanstreelsMeagan dewarSally heathmanScientific committee on antarctic researchUniversity of californiaAntarctic wildlife health networkScientific committeeAntarctic researchFalkland islandsSouth atlanticAntarctic peninsulaSouth georgia

Bird flu is found in PENGUINS for the first time

Researchers from the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) found about 35 penguins dead in the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic on 19 January.

United statesSally heathmanMeagan dewarRalph vanstreelsUniversity of californiaScientific committee on antarctic researchAntarctic wildlife health networkScientific committeeAntarctic researchFalkland islandsSouth atlanticAntarctic peninsulaSouth georgiaBird flu

Antarctic penguins are now dying from the H5N1 strain of bird flu

The virus has already been confirmed in one species of penguin, with a suspected case in another.

New yorkUnited statesLaura willisFalkland islands department of agricultureWildlife conservation societyNew york timesAntarctic wildlife health networkScientific committee on antarctic researchGlasgow centre for virus research ed hutchinsonWorld health organizationFalkland islands departmentScientific committeeAntarctic researchSouth georgiaSouth sandwich islandsSouth america

Antarctic penguins are now dying from the H5N1 strain of bird flu

The virus has already been confirmed in one species of penguin, with a suspected case in another.

New yorkUnited statesLaura willisNew york timesWildlife conservation societyScientific committee on antarctic researchGlasgow centre for virus research ed hutchinsonWorld health organizationAntarctic wildlife health networkFalkland islands department of agricultureFalkland islands departmentAntarctic researchSouth georgiaSouth sandwich islandsSouth americaGlasgow centre

Avian influenza or bird flu has devastated wildlife across South America Antarctica could be next

Suspected case of H5N1 in Antractica after disease tears path of devastation through South America.

United statesPeninsula valdezJano gibsonMichelle willeAustralian antarctic divisionUniversity of melbourneCentre for pathogen genomicsAntarctic wildlife health networkAustralian antarctic programDavid schultzMint imagesAntarctic peninsulaPathogen genomicsFalkland islandsSouth georgiaSouth america

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