A killer bird flu strain has been discovered in a native seabird for the first time, sparking fears it could trigger a wildlife emergency.
Testing detected the H5N1 strain in a greater crested tern discovered at Robe in South Australia.
A killer bird flu strain has been discovered in a native seabird for the first time, sparking fears it could trigger a wildlife emergency.
Testing detected the H5N1 strain in a greater crested tern discovered at Robe in South Australia.