uh oh....
I imagine that most of them had chickens running around under their feet about the house. That is usually the case.
Looks like 80 have died from it so far:
http://www.14wfie.com/Global/story.asp?S=7578399&nav=3w6r
In 1918, when over 500,000 were killed from bird flu, children would sing this song:
“I had a little bird
Her name was Inza
I opened the windo,
and in-flew-inza.”
(How did the children know it was from the birds?)
This is something to seriously keep our eye on - thank you for the ping, nic.
I should have mentioned in #7 that the 1/2 million deaths were in the US.
That specific pandemic killed 50 million people worldwide.