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Nation works to save native birds from unseen killer
New Zealand has detected two live cases of the highly contagious H5N1 bird flu strain among native bird species, raising concerns for its unique and endangered bird populations. In response, the country is vaccinating 300 breeding pairs of critically endangered species, including the kākāpō and takahē, to prevent potential mass fatalities. Authorities are also implementing strict biosecurity measures across the country as they monitor for further outbreaks, while acknowledging the virus's threat to both avian and marine wildlife.
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