Avian Flu Raises Concerns at Major New York City Zoos

Zoos in Queens and the Bronx are investigating multiple bird deaths across species, with avian influenza suspected as the cause. Early analysis indicates the disease’s spread in both domestic and wild bird populations, prompting increased biosecurity measures.

Bird Flu Outbreak Linked to Animal Deaths at New York Zoos

The Queens and Bronx zoos in New York City have reported multiple animal deaths due to a suspected outbreak of avian influenza. The virus, which has impacted bird populations across the area, has prompted authorities to investigate the extent of its spread while zoos implement precautionary measures to protect other animals and visitors.