Return of migratory birds alerts authorities to bird flu; see routes and species that come to Brazil

Published 2023년 12월 2일

Tridge summary

Migration of birds to Brazil during the spring can lead to the spread of diseases such as bird flu. The majority of bird flu outbreaks in Brazil have occurred in migratory birds, especially on the coast where they usually stop. This poses a concern for authorities as they aim to prevent contamination from reaching farms and affecting the chicken and egg trade, which could have significant impacts on both domestic and international markets.
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Original content

Brazil is once again receiving birds that migrate to southern countries during the spring, looking for favorable weather conditions for breeding and feeding. Migration is important in ecosystems, connecting different regions of the world and maintaining the survival of other generations. But, on the journey, birds can become contaminated and spread diseases. Almost all cases of bird flu in Brazil so far have appeared in migratory species. The outbreaks are concentrated on the coast, where these birds usually stop. The authorities' biggest concern is to prevent contamination from reaching farms and affecting the consumption of chickens and eggs. Five billion birds migrate annually across the world. They play an important role in ecosystems, connecting different regions and maintaining the survival of other generations. But, during these long journeys, some of these birds become hosts and distributors of diseases such as the H5N1 virus, which causes bird flu. This year, Brazil had ...
Source: G1globo

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