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[CoolAqua] After spreading though colonies of nesting birds in their Siberian mating grounds, the avian flu is now being carried far and wide by migrating birds...
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[ - Alaska news] Experts See Alaska as U.S. Front against Bird Flu (Environmental News Network): Bird experts working in some of the most remote areas of Alaska have begun checking migrating birds for avian influenza to see if they are spreading the feared virus out of Asia.
[MacRaven] Bird flu 'will spread to the UK': Birdflu 'will spread to the UK' Now there's a scary word: inevitable. Veterinary leaders warn that avianflu will inevitably be spread to the UK by migratory birds. (link) BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition Thu, 25 Aug 2005 11:29 /Agriculture
[Your Health Encyclopedia] UN rekindles bird flu migration fears in Europe: Migrating birds pose a serious risk of spreading avian flu around the world, including into western Europe, the United Nations food agency said on Wednesday, rekindling fears that European experts moved to quash last week.
[Sun shines better here! :)] one out of every two: Lately this theory has been under evaluation, in my opinion since they didn't have many animal-enemies, what else could it have been than either some sort of a virus or aliens (or maybe that meteorite thing is true, we cannot really know, now do we?). Anyways our history has had many pandemias, remember from your history lessons the black death in middle ages, and hey, come to think of it, HIV didn't succeed (because we multiply faster), neither does hunger (because it mainly kills people where isn't enough resources anyways, while in more "fruitful" places we multiply like mice, not giving any relief to the nature) or even flu hasn't managed to keep us under control, so looking at it from the viewpoint of nature, it is time.
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