This time a coronavirus-affected tiger

Coronavirus was spotted at a tiger named Nadia at New York's 

Coronavirus was found at a tiger named Nadia at the Bronx Zoo in New York, USA. The four-year-old has had a dry cough. The tiger is expected to recover. The wildlife Conservation Society's Brungsoo said in a statement. Earlier, the presence of coronavirus was detected in cat body. This time the virus was first caught in the body of a tiger.

In addition to Nadia at the zoo, five more tigers and lions had respiratory illnesses, the united States Department of Agriculture USDA said. However, no such signs were seen in other zoo animals.

 Zoo authorities say that although their interest has diminished, the zoo's cats are good. They are as bright, alert and responsive to all who care for them as ever. Authorities also say it is not known how these big cats were attacked by the tribe. Because animals of differnt species are responding differently to this new infection. 

 The infected tiger has been kept under close obsrvation and is expected to recover soon.

Zoo authorities, however, fear that a worked was the virus carrier.
Although no signs were seen in him. The worker was the caretaker of the affected tiger. Bronx Ju is closed from march 16.

 USDA advises anyone with coronavirus not to touch any animal, including pets.


 *This report has been rewritten in English by Rakibul Hasan.*