Birds in the zoo are being vaccinated against bird flu

The video tutorial explains the process of vaccinating birds, highlighting the simplicity of the procedure and the stress it causes to birds. It emphasizes the importance of vaccination in preventing diseases and protecting bird populations. However, it also acknowledges the limitations of vaccination during widespread outbreaks, such as the H5N1 avian flu. The tutorial concludes with a reminder of the ongoing nature of the topic.

What is the basic procedure for administering a vaccine to birds?

• Injecting the vaccine into the bird's beak

• Injecting the vaccine into the bird's chest muscle

• Injecting the vaccine into the bird's leg

• Injecting the vaccine into the bird's wing

Why do birds experience stress during vaccination?

• Because they dislike the taste of the vaccine

• Because they are caught and handled

• Because the vaccine is painful

• Because they are afraid of needles

What is the primary reason for vaccinating birds?

• To prevent them from laying eggs

• To improve their flying ability

• To protect them from diseases and death

• To make them more colorful

What happens if a bird flu outbreak covers an entire region?

• The outbreak will only affect a few birds

• Birds will naturally become immune

• Nothing can be done to stop it

• Vaccination will solve the problem

What is the limitation of vaccination during a widespread outbreak?

• It is too expensive to administer

• It can only be administered to young birds

• It requires a special type of bird

• It is ineffective once the outbreak is widespread