Author: Khosi Nkomonde
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Environment, Health
Zoo Lake bird deaths likely caused by avian botulism
Khosi Nkomonde
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November 13, 2026
Veterinary findings point to avian botulism as the likely cause of waterbird deaths at Zoo Lake. City Parks has recovered 74 additional carcasses and warned visitors to keep pets away from the water.
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