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Snow leopards test positive for coronavirus – 7NEWS.com.au
It’s the sixth animal species confirmed to have been infected with the virus after human contact.
Another big cat species tested positive for coronavirus, this time a snow leopard.
Its the sixth animal species confirmed to have been infected with the virus after human contact.
Three snow leopards, two males and a female, tested positive for the virus at the Louisville Zoo, the zoo and the US Department of Agricultures Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service confirmed Friday.
The females infection was confirmed first. All three leopards, whose symptoms are mild and include wheezes and dry…
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