Avian Botulism Kills Migratory Birds in Sambhar Salt Water Lake
Over 18,500 birds were found dead recently at the Sambhar Lake in Rajasthan, which is known for migratory birds. A report of Indian Veterinary Research Institute of Bareilly confirmed avian botulism as the cause of the death of domestic and migratory birds in the Sambhar Lake.
Cause of Death
- Avian botulism, a paralytic and frequently fatal disease is caused by the ingestion of toxins.
- Heavy monsoon and a delay in removing dead birds are the main factors which led to propagation of bacteria which killed over 18,500 birds in Sambhar Lake.
- The best way to prevent avian botulism from spreading ....
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