00:02South Australia recording another grim milestone in the spread of bird flu, the country's first pelican death at Edithburg.
00:10It follows a positive case of an endangered Australian sea lion found dead on Kangaroo Island,
00:15with a second undergoing testing after being found off Seal Island near Victor Harbour, raising concern for vital breeding colonies.
00:23More marine life also washed up dead in Adelaide South.
00:26A dolphin at Port Norlunga calls for concern for locals.
00:29I came down and just reported with my shoe and put some flowers down and rang the hotline.
00:36It's just devastation.
00:38Others sure to keep their pets on a leash.
00:40She does love rolling in dead animals, so I'm going to keep an eye on her for sure.
00:45The state government says the dolphin is too decomposed to be tested for bird flu.
00:50Bart is encouraging the public to continue reporting dead wildlife for testing.
00:54This can spread quickly and in South Australia we have seen that progress very quickly from wild seabirds to local
01:03birds but also now into mammals.
01:05There has been more than 10,000 hotline reports in SA since June.
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