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Death of nene gosling likely caused by disease carried by feral cats

The nene gosling that died last month in Liliʻuokalani Park and Gardens in Hilo likely was killed by toxoplasmosis, an infection spread only in the feces of feral cats, according to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources.

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Human and Cattle Infected With Bird Flu Puts Scientists on Alert

Human and Cattle Infected With Bird Flu Puts Scientists on Alert
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Europe Warns of Lack of Immune Defenses Among Humans If Bird Flu Changes

Europe Warns of Lack of Immune Defenses Among Humans If Bird Flu Changes
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Southwest experiences mass bird die-off - High Country News

Southwest experiences mass bird die-off - High Country News
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Southern Colorado Science Update #1: Alamosa Salmonella outbreak report released

The region of southern Colorado on either side of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains is quite special to the Pharmboy family. The high plains to the east and San Luis Valley to the west are sparsely populated, stunningly beautiful with a veritable mine of geological treasures, and are unlikely to be built up in the PharmKid's lifetime. In fact, most counties down there have fewer people now than they did in 1900. It is also rugged and you can easily die out there. Which gets you in touch with what matters.

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