Breaking news! Cows in Nevada have caught a new bird flu called D1.1. This bird flu has never been seen in cows before. The cows are coughing and sneezing. The D1.1 strain was also found in a person who died in Louisiana. This new strain is more severe than the old one, called B3.13, which only gave cows pink eye and fever. The bird flu is spreading fast. Cats have died from it too! The virus is now in cows in Nevada, which scientists thought was rare. Nearly a thousand cow herds are infected so far. The government is trying to stop it from spreading more. The cows in Nevada are showing signs of fever, coughing, and not eating. The virus is spreading through their milk too. The people who work with these cows may also be at risk. The CDC says that 40 out of 67 human cases of bird flu are linked to cows. It's important to keep animals safe from getting sick. Biosecurity is needed to protect the cows and people. The CDC and health officials are working hard to keep everyone safe. Let's hope they can stop the spread of this new bird flu soon! Remember to stay safe and wash your hands, especially if you're around animals. Stay up to date with the latest news to know how to protect yourself and others.