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Cautious optimism : Penguins test positive for bird flu but show no symptoms | Canada s National Observer: Climate News

Asymptomatic cases may seem reassuring for the penguins, but scientists fear they could act as Trojan horses for other species.

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Cautious optimism as penguins test positive for bird flu but show no symptoms

Cautious optimism as penguins test positive for bird flu but show no symptoms
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Cautious optimism as penguins test positive for bird flu but show no symptoms | Bird flu

Asymptomatic cases may seem reassuring for the penguins, but scientists fear they could act as ‘Trojan horses’ for other species

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Penguins susceptibility to deadly flu strain leads to serious concerns: It is unfortunately not at all surprising

"The arrival . rang alarm bells."

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Penguins susceptibility to deadly flu strain leads to serious concerns: It is unfortunately not at all surprising

The deadly H5N1 bird flu has spread to the Antarctic region where a king penguin on South Georgia island likely died from the virus.

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