Avian Flu Outbreak Among Cattle in the U.S.

Avian flu is spreading rapidly among cattle in the United States, with concerns about limited testing and the potential for viral mutations. Health officials state the threat to the general public is low, but experts emphasize the importance of preparedness. The response to this outbreak is seen as a significant test of pandemic readiness.

Gun store hires baby cow as 'shop pet'

A gun store in Maine has hired a baby cow named Kade as their 'shop pet.' Kade was rescued after being rejected by his mom and now helps out at the store by inspecting products and receiving cuddles from customers.

Avian Flu Outbreak in Texas Cattle and Poultry

Migratory waterfowl are blamed for avian flu outbreaks in Texas cows and poultry, leading to culling of millions of birds. The virus has also affected dairy herds in multiple states, possibly transmitted by wild birds. The risk to humans is low.

Bird flu in dairy cows

Bird flu detected in cattle in several states for the first time, infecting dairy cows.

Wildfires in Texas and Impact on Cattle Ranchers

Thousands of cattle have died in wildfires in Texas this year, highlighting the impact on ranchers like Shane Pennington.

Wildfire in Texas Panhandle

Ranchers in the fire-scarred Texas Panhandle are facing the grim task of disposing of potentially thousands of dead cattle killed by smoke and flames. The largest wildfire in Texas history has claimed at least two lives, destroyed hundreds of structures, and burned over 1,700 square miles, with the risk of new fires due to weather conditions. Authorities are urging extreme caution as the fire continues to pose a threat.

Texas Panhandle Wildfire

A massive wildfire in the Texas Panhandle has burned more than one million acres, destroying over 40 homes and claiming the life of 83-year-old Joyce Blankenship. The fire is only three percent contained despite efforts from state agencies and the National Park Service. Thousands of cattle have also perished in the blaze.

Texas Wildfires Devastation

One person has died and numerous cattle have been killed in wildfires sweeping across Texas, causing devastation and prompting evacuations, power outages, and a temporary shutdown of a nuclear weapons facility.