Bird flu virus found in German stone marten

The bird flu virus has been found in a stone marten, a German laboratory said today, indicating the disease has spread beyond cats to another species of mammal.

Bird flu virus found in German stone marten

The bird flu virus has been found in a stone marten, a German laboratory said today, indicating the disease has spread beyond cats to another species of mammal.

The Friedrich-Loeffler Institute confirmed the presence of the virus in the marten, a weasel-like animal with a white throat patch, found on the island of Ruegen in north Germany.

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