Zoologist: A Muted Bird Flu Provoked Unusual Aggression in Bears.
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A bear may have unusual behavior – including a loss of caution or an outbreak of aggression – in the face of various diseases. Among other things, the brain work of these animals can be influenced by mutated avian flu, told zoologist Yekaterina Blidchenko. Virus diseases can radically change predators' habits, transmit TASS. Infections often lose natural caution and reach people. "It is now believed that avian influenza has mutated and causes en…
Madness, viral brain damage and severe parasitic infections can be one of the reasons for the unusual behaviour of bears and their access to humans, as explained by a zoologist at the Earth Leoparda National Park, Catherine Blidchenko, who said that animal behaviour could be influenced by mutated avian flu, which could cause brain damage.
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