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Dead native birds and flying foxes found in SA town home to one of world's largest lead smelters

By The Guardian   |   2 weeks ago
Dead native birds and flying foxes found in SA town home to one of world's largest lead smelters

Several native birds and flying foxes in Port Pirie, South Australia, died from acute lead poisoning, not avian bird flu. Authorities are investigating the source of contamination near a lead smelter in the town. Residents and wildlife experts are concerned about potential public health risks.

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