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H5N1 has caused major wildlife die-offs, including more than 53,000 female southern elephant seals on South Georgia by 2025, prompting the IUCN to downgrade the species to vulnerable—the first status change explicitly attributed to the virus. BirdLife International says H5N1 threatens at least 40 bird species, but scientists warn that limited population data, difficulties counting deaths and other pressures make its long-term impact hard to assess.
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