Bird Flu Hits Sea Lions at Seal Bay | Adelaide News
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Bird flu has hit Seal Bay on Kangaroo Island — a critical breeding ground for Australia’s endangered sea lions — with four crested terns testing positive, including one at the colony. Experts warn local transmission among wildlife is now likely, echoing devastating overseas outbreaks that wiped out tens of thousands of marine mammals. With only about 12,000 Australian sea lions left, this is a crisis they can’t afford. Conservationists are demanding urgent action, including a proposed $200 million national wildlife resilience fund, while South Australia urges the public to report any sick or dead animals — don’t touch them, just document and report.
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