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World s First Polar Bear Death from Bird Flu Confirmed

Biologists confirm the first polar bear death from the highly infectious bird flu as wildlife managers looks for ways to mitigate the spread.

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First-ever polar bear death from bird flu reported in Alaska

While mostly affecting birds, the virus has also spread to mammals like foxes, skunks, mountain lions, other types of bears, and sea lions.

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Bird flu kills polar bear in Alaska as disease shows no sign of slowing | Tech News

A polar bear found dead in Alaska has become the first of its species known to have been killed by the bird flu outbreak sweeping the globe.

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First avian influenza death of Alaska polar bear reflects growing spread of virus

First avian influenza death of Alaska polar bear reflects growing spread of virus
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Polar Bear Dies From Bird Flu As H5N1 Spreads Across Globe

"A polar bear has been killed by bird flu as the highly contagious H5N1 virus spreads into the most remote parts of the planet."

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