00:01As detections of bird flu grow, so does the list of species infected.
00:07It is obviously a concerning update and we recognise that that is disappointing in terms of seeing that spread.
00:16The common dolphin was found dead on a beach at Goulwa south of Adelaide on Wednesday.
00:22Authorities hope it's an isolated event.
00:25Dolphins don't typically eat birds, they typically eat fish, but they sometimes do, but also they might just be playing
00:31around and interacting in that way.
00:32But the development has worried dolphin researcher Mike Bosley.
00:36There have been very, very few dolphins known to have died from the bird flu internationally.
00:42Only about a dozen that I could find, so to have one here so soon is really shocking for me
00:48and very worrying.
00:49He's particularly concerned for one of the world's few urban dolphin populations in Adelaide's Port River.
00:55I'm worried because there are a lot of birds in the Port River area. It overlaps with the Adelaide International
01:00Bird Sanctuary.
01:01Dozens of new cases were confirmed today in SA, but most had already been identified as suspected cases.
01:09National protocols have now changed to allow states to count their own positive detections without having to verify with the
01:17CSIRO's national lab.
01:19Among today's cases, confirmation a red fox in metropolitan Adelaide was the first fully land-based animal to die of
01:27bird flu in Australia.
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01:32Thank you,Żť.
01:32It was a random topic before you went into my brain.
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