Crow Deaths Uncovered
In the summer of 1999, a mysterious wave of crow deaths in New York City catches the attention of a zoo pathologist, raising alarms about a potential infectious disease. As rare birds at the zoo begin to succumb, an unusual spike in human encephalitis cases emerges nearby, prompting an investigation into possible links. The common factor? A love for the outdoors and the presence of mosquito breeding grounds, hinting at a mosquito-borne outbreak that had not been seen in the city for years.In this clip
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Ep 84 West Nile virus: The Crow in the Coal Mine
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