The San Antonio Zoo is closing some of its bird exhibits because of the bird flu. It comes after a dead wild vulture was found.

The San Antonio Zoo is temporarily closing bird habitats due to possible bird flu, or avian influenza, after tests showed a dead vulture may have been infected.

Preliminary test results from a dead wild vulture on the grounds came back non-negative and it has been sent for further testing.

Avian Influenza or bird flu is being suspected after a wild black vulture was found dead on the San Antonio Zoo grounds, ...

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