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North Dakota

Avian Influenza Detected in North Dakota Poultry Flocks Amid Agricultural Challenges

North Dakota’s poultry industry faces a critical challenge as avian influenza has been detected in three flocks, prompting state officials to urge strict biosecurity measures among farmers. The recent outbreak highlights the ongoing risks during migratory seasons and the potential economic impact on agriculture. As local agricultural authorities collaborate with the USDA to monitor and manage the situation, farmers are advised to maintain hygiene protocols and report any unusual bird health issues.

Family Discovers Rare Juvenile T-Rex Skeleton in North Dakota Badlands

A family hiking in the North Dakota Badlands stumbled upon the rare juvenile skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex, believed to be a tibia of a 10-foot-tall, 3,500-pound dinosaur named Teen Rex. The find has garnered attention from scientists and paleontologists worldwide, marking it as a rare and valuable discovery that sheds light on the prehistoric world and the creatures that once roamed the earth.