01-17-2025, 04:25 PM
There is avian flu all across Canada in little areas. Culling the infected animals is the standard response. This situation is different.
The Ostriches are part of a research project. They are isolated and unlikely to infect any other birds.
Also, over 75% of the ostriches recovered from the bird flu.
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/topstori...r-AA1xglPr
If that high a percentage survived, then these birds need to be studied. Why didn't they die. Can they give immunity to other animals?
This is a tremendous research opportunity. We should not miss it.
Also the birds are well now. Why would you kill them now. Let them live!
The Ostriches are part of a research project. They are isolated and unlikely to infect any other birds.
Also, over 75% of the ostriches recovered from the bird flu.
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/topstori...r-AA1xglPr
If that high a percentage survived, then these birds need to be studied. Why didn't they die. Can they give immunity to other animals?
This is a tremendous research opportunity. We should not miss it.
Also the birds are well now. Why would you kill them now. Let them live!
Catherine