Residents living along New Jersey waterways are disturbed after spotting a large number of dead geese floating in the water.
According to local outlet NJ, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has received reports of over 1,100 dead geese between Saturday and Monday.
Wildlife pathologists are currently conducting tests on the geese to figure out what caused the birds to become sick.
Pathologist Patrick Connelly speculates the deaths may be due to avian bird flu.
Connelly stated, “With migratory waterfowl coming into the state this time of year and large congregations of flocks, we have many susceptible hosts in close quarters, and this disease can spread rapidly and kill these animals quickly.”
Residents living along New Jersey waterways are disturbed after spotting a large number of dead geese floating in the water.
According to local outlet NJ, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has received reports of over 1,100 dead geese between Saturday and Monday.
Wildlife pathologists are currently conducting tests on the geese to figure out what caused the birds to become sick.
Pathologist Patrick Connelly speculates the deaths may be due to avian bird flu.
Connelly stated, “With migratory waterfowl coming into the state this time of year and large congregations of flocks, we have many susceptible hosts in close quarters, and this disease can spread rapidly and kill these animals quickly.”
"Pathologist Patrick Connelly speculates the deaths may be due to avian bird flu."
How much did he/she/them/they get p$$d to say.
Now kill all the Chickens, Turkeys, dogs, cats & people asap