With a confirmed case of COVID-19 found in a tiger at the Bronx Zoo in New York City, researchers hope to shed light on how the novel coronavirus jumped from wild animals to humans.

Answer: Researchers have long known that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, can infect some animals, including household pets, farm livestock and wildlife such as white-tailed deer.

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Animals are the voiceless casualties of the COVID-19 crisis. As a result of humans treating animals badly in myriad ways, animals both wild and domestic have become victims of the pandemic.

A COVID-19 vaccine for animals has been approved for experimental use by Canadian regulators, and six zoos are eagerly awaiting their shipments.

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The Canadian Animal Care Counsel, a non-governmental organization that oversees the treatment of animals in publicly funded research, confirmed via e-mail: “Because of the COVID-19 crisis some ...

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And hospitals braced themselves for a flood of COVID-19 patients. While some remained behind closed doors, others flooded nearby parks looking for respite from government-mandated restrictions.