Uhart worries similar issues may develop because of bird flu—particularly in Antarctica, where Brown Skuas that eat seal carcasses, penguin chicks and seabird eggs have been hard hit. Especially in ...

Avian flu may affect many kinds of birds, but chickens are particularly susceptible. A dime-sized blob of chicken poop can kill all 300,000 chickens in a commercial coop, Barkley said.

In the last few weeks, they've been hit hard, losing 95% of their chickens to bird flu. What we know: Egg prices may have dropped across the country, but a supply chain expert says we could see an ...

Bird flu is continuing to spread in animals across the U.S. Here's what you need to know about the current situation.

The bird flu put a huge dent in the nation's egg supply, leading to record-high prices earlier this year. Prices are starting to cool but new outbreaks could push prices up again.