Millions of birds are dying across the country after catching a disease known as Avian Flu, and officials in Arizona are keeping a close eye on cases, as birds migrate south.
Millions of birds are dying across the country after catching a disease known as Avian Flu, and officials in Arizona are keeping a close eye on cases. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.Millions of birds are dying across the country after catching avian flu, and in Arizona, wildlife officials are keeping a close eye on cases.
Experts say the risk of humans getting the disease is very, very low, but keeping it away from commercial or domestic populations is important.
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