Pigeons May Not Spread Bird Flu Says USGS Experts
Government scientists test pigeons for H5N1 in the United States focusing on wild birds rather than residents. Studies show pigeons may become infected only at very high exposure and are not uniformly susceptible, unlike chickens or ducks, offering limited risk but no absolute guarantees.
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