Bird Flu Outbreak in Michigan Leads to Over 344,000 Birds Euthanized
January 11, 2025
Over 344,000 Michigan birds were euthanized due to bird flu. The outbreak raises concerns about virus spread risks.
Over 344,000 Michigan birds were euthanized due to bird flu. The outbreak raises concerns about virus spread risks.
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