Talk about killing chickens, ducks and geese

Many times when we are faced with a sudden virus, there is no good way. The only thing that can stop them is to cut off their transmission source. Many European countries ordered the culling of millions of chickens, ducks and other poultry, which caught my attention. Why are you so crazy all of a sudden? Has bird flu spread on a large scale again? I have consulted a lot of materials, read a lot of reports, talked about my views, and shared my views, hoping to help everyone.

1. Why do Europe slaughter millions of chickens, ducks and other poultry?

When we see a large number of chickens, ducks and other poultry culled by humans, we should know that bird flu may come again, and only bird flu will lead to such a large area culling. Europe is facing the outbreak of bird flu again this time, and the source of bird flu is different from before. The transmission source of avian influenza this time is wild animals. European bird flu experts found that the virus was detected in a wild goose, which means that the virus came from wild animals this time. It is more difficult for wild animals to control bird flu because it is impossible for everyone to cull all wild animals. This is a very terrible thing. Wild animals have begun to spread bird flu among poultry, which is the main reason why many European countries cull animals such as chickens and ducks.

Second, what harm does bird flu bring to everyone?

Many people don't understand why chickens, ducks and other birds are killed when they are infected with bird flu. Avian influenza is actually a very terrible virus. If people are infected with avian influenza, it will spread through the digestive tract, respiratory tract and other ways. After infection, the main manifestations are fever, cough and runny nose. Most of them are accompanied by severe pneumonia, renal failure and other organs leading to death, and the mortality rate is very high. This is a very dangerous disease for human beings, so the purpose of getting rid of chickens, ducks and other poultry is to prevent it from being transmitted to human beings.

Third, how to effectively control the spread of avian influenza.

The best way to stop the spread of bird flu is to slaughter poultry immediately once infected with bird flu, which can effectively avoid the second spread of bird flu. This time, bird flu was found in wild animals. At this time, it is best not to raise poultry outdoors, so as to avoid wild animals being infected with bird flu again and bringing greater economic losses.