Animals
Cat Disease Contaminates Waterways, Spreads to Minks in Illinois
Disease is spreading in Illinois, but not in a way you'd suspect. Toxoplasmosis, a bizarre brain disease caused by parasite infection, is apparently rapidly spreading among minks and muskrats in the state, and kitty litter may be to blame.
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