Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are dropping dramatically across the U.S., suggesting that measures to interrupt transmission are working, at least for now.
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Two of the authors of an eye popping analysis of the 2020 Mardi Gras in New Orleans believe that Mardi Gras celebrations this year could lead to a coronavirus spread. At least one of the authors says that the deadly virus is in its final months of creating havoc in the U.S., but that irresponsible behavior at a time of new COVID-19 variants, will lead to more deaths.
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Western lowland gorilla, Winston, at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Visiting the western lowland gorilla troop at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park is a tradition for many at the world-famous wildlife sanctuary and starting today (Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021), guests will once again have the opportunity to connect with these primates, and learn ways they can help to save this important species.
Guest access to see the gorillas had been limited over the last month after several troop members were diagnosed with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. This morning, guests had the opportunity to see the eight-member troop eating, drinking and interacting with one another having fully recovered, thanks to the incredible work of wildlife care professionals, the veterinary team and collaborations with a wide array of colleagues and partners who ensured that the highest standard of care was given to the affected gorillas.