Born to be Wild: Close Contact: Birds

GMA Public Affairs 2020-11-30

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Aired (November 29, 2020): Not only illegal bird trade is a major threat to the bird population, it also poses potential risks in the transmission of zoonotic diseases around the world. Watch this video!
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