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South Australia Records First Bird Flu Case in Sea Lion, Minister Says

South Australia records its first bird flu infection in a sea lion, raising concerns about risks to wildlife and ecosystems.

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South Australia Records First Bird Flu Case in Sea Lion, Minister Says

South Australia has recorded its first confirmed case of bird flu in a sea lion, according to the state’s environment minister. The infected animal was identified during testing, prompting authorities to increase monitoring of marine mammals and other wildlife. Officials said the case highlights the continued spread of avian influenza beyond bird populations, although the immediate risk to humans remains low. Conservation groups are urging the public to avoid sick or dead animals and report sightings to wildlife authorities.

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