Mink are among the species known to have been infected. Photo: Shutterstock
Chinese scientists say wild animals should be screened for coronavirus to cut risk of deadly variants being transmitted back to humans
- A paper co-written by Gao Fu, the head of the country’s CDC, warns of the ongoing risk of mutations in species that are susceptible to the virus
- So far 11 species are known to have been infected, but the scientists say this could be ‘the tip of the iceberg’
Mink are among the species known to have been infected. Photo: Shutterstock