The disease, Theileria orientalis Ikeda, is caused by the Asian longhorned tick which was only recently identified in the state of Iowa.

New Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) surveillance measures are now in effect for Henderson, Union, and Webster counties, following the detection of CWD in a deer harvested just across the Ohio River in ...

Zombie Deer? They wanted me to read about Zombie Deer. Ok then. I did it and it remains to this day one of the strangest ...

SCIENTISTS have warned 'zombie deer disease', fatal to every animal it infects, has potential to spread to humans. Medically known as chronic wasting disease (CWD), the condition leaves deer ...

A 'zombie deer' disease that is fatal to every animal it infects could soon spill over into humans — if it hasn't already, according to an alarming new report. Experts have been warning for ...

The slow decline of the nervous system causes animals to drool, stumble, and stare blankly in the days before they die — that’s why it’s been dubbed “zombie deer disease” and “the dise ...

Texas agents used gunfire to eradicate the herd at the RW Trophy Ranch in Terrell. The state had been in a legal battle with ...

The disease has also been referred to as "zombie deer" disease due to the symptoms that are present in the infected animals.Signs of the disease include progressive weight loss, clumsy movements ...

Zombie deer disease, also known as chronic wasting disease (CWD), continues to spread across the U.S., threatening at-risk white-tailed deer – and potentially the hunters who kill and eat them.

Chronic wasting disease, also known as 'zombie deer disease', is the illness that leaves animals confused and drooling, It was first detected in Yellowstone National Park in November last year.

The lethal disease affects host’s brain and nervous system, leaving deer drooling, stumbling, lethargic and with a blank stare, leading some to call it “zombie deer disease”. (Image Credits ...

Here’s what you need to know about zombie deer disease—the nickname for, chronic wasting disease—which is quickly spreading throughout North America, Scandinavia, and South Korea.