'Mutant coronavirus' seen prior to on mink farms, state scientists

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By Helen Briggs

BBC Environment correspondent

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image caption Mink are kept in congested conditions, suitable for spreading an infection

A mutant form of coronavirus found in Denmark has arisen previously in mink, scientists have actually exposed.

The hereditary data from Denmark was released on a global database a couple of days earlier, with some scientists questioning why it had not been released sooner.

media caption Scientists think another pandemic will happen during our life time

A number of animals have actually caught the virus from human beings, but mink appear especially vulnerable.

https://covid19globalcases.com/mutant-coronavirus-seen-prior-to-on-mink-farms-state-scientists/

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