Scientists in Germany are warning about the devastating impact the avian flu is having on migrating crane populations across Europe. Norbert Schneeweiss, a biologist who heads the Rinluch Species Competence Centre at the Brandenburg Environmental Agency, said Wednesday that 鈥渨ell over鈥 1,000 dead cranes have been found 鈥渋n a short period of time” at a major resting place in Linum, Germany.
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Avian flu ‘real disaster’ as over 1K cranes found dead at key German roosting spot: experts
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