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The discovery of new cases of bird flu in wild birds in Alaska prompted The Conversation to reach out to avian infectious disease specialist Thierry Work at the National Wildlife Health Center, Honolulu Field Station. He is a biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey and was involved in the last outbreak of avian influenza back in 2006.
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It Came From the Ala Wai: 6 Strange Creatures That Thrive in Waikīkī’s Sewage Filled Canal What lurks in the murk of Honolulu’s most prominent drainage ditch? Lots of things, including a fish that can literally give you nightmares. October 23, 2017 Photos: Elyse Butler Mallams An old film clip in the archives of the Bishop Museum shows a group of children and adults, in early 20th-century swimwear, frolicking in the waters of the Ala Wai Canal. It probably dates to the 1920s, the same decade the two-mile-long canal was dug to drain Waikiki’s wetlands and create more buildable ground t...