Dozens of animals have been infected in recent days in the Swiss Jura with atypical myopathy, a disease often fatal caused by the ingestion of small fruits of sycamore maple.
Dozens of animals have been infected in recent days in the Swiss Jura with atypical myopathy, a disease often fatal caused by the ingestion of small fruits of sycamore maple.
The fruits of the sycamore maple have caused the death of 25 horses in the Jura. Fifteen other animals are currently being treated as a matter of urgency.
Some 20 horses have succumbed in recent days to atypical myopathy in the Bernese Jura and Jura, intoxicated by the ingestion of small fruits of the sycamore maple. A collective has formed to support the affected breeders.