Traditionally, people enjoy a turkey dinner around Thanksgiving time. But birds — including turkeys — are so much more than food. Birds keep ecosystems in balance by pollinating plants, dispersing ...

Should you be worried about catching bird flu from your Thanksgiving turkey? Skip to content. WKRG News 5. Mobile 69 ...

(NewsNation) — You’re unlikely to contract bird flu from your Thanksgiving turkey — but the price tag might make you queasy. There were 55 reported cases of bird flu across seven states as ...

Can your Thanksgiving turkey give you bird flu? ... Those at the greatest risk of infection are those who work with birds or are exposed to them in the wild, the CDC explains.

The risk of infection among humans is low. Those at the greatest risk of infection are those who work with birds or are exposed to them in the wild, the CDC explains.For example, an individual in ...

Approximately 46 million turkeys are slaughtered for Thanksgiving, and this year the suffering of the industrially farmed birds is compounded by the return of avian flu.

(CBSDFW.COM) - There are certain food items we enjoy very much this time of year but can be dangerous for pets. The SPCA of Texas recommends these tips to make your pets' Thanksgiving safe and fun ...

It’s all part of Extra Table’s “Give ‘em a Bird and the Dressing, too,” event. Extra Table is a Hattiesburg-based food bank that supplies more than 60 food pantries across the state.

The bird has become so associated with harvest-time celebratory dinners that we’ve been calling Thanksgiving “Turkey Day” since at least 1870. Meanwhile, the word has continued to find new ...

We appreciate birds in many ways. At our homes we may grow brush and trees that give birds places to forage and rest. Perhaps we reduce or stop our use of toxins in the yard.