Tularaemia is a highly infectious septicaemic disease of rodents, Iagomorphs, other wildlife species, farm animals, and sometimes humans.

Historically it was known as plague-like disease of rodents, harpest (Sweden), leemands soet (lemming fever — Norway), ιibiriskaia iazva (Siberian ulcer — Russia), deerfly fever (USA) and y ato-byo (hare disease — Japan).

More on the topic Tularaemia is a highly infectious septicaemic disease of rodents, Iagomorphs, other wildlife species, farm animals, and sometimes humans.:

1. Tuberculosis in humans and animals is an ancient contagious disease, with a worldwide distribution.
2. 6.3 Virulence of the MTC and Risk of Infection to Humans and Animals
3. Bovine TB in Wildlife and Other Animals in Africa
4. INFECTIOUS BURSAL DISEASE (GUMBORO DISEASE)
5. Bovine Tuberculosis in African Wildlife Species
6. Spillover Infection in African Wildlife Species
7. 8 species (Family)-Specific wildlife DISEASES IN EUROPE
8. Manifestation of the Disease in Humans
9. STEPHANIE SPECK1 AND J. PAUL DUFF2 1 Bundeswehr Institute of Microbiology, Department of Virology and Rickettsiology, Munich, Germany 2Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency Diseases of Wildlife Scheme (AHVLA DoWS), Great Britain Wildlife Disease Surveillance Partnership, Penrith, Cumbria, UK
10. Infectious Disease With Arthritis
11. Brucellosis is a major zoonotic bacterial disease, widely distributed in both humans and other mammals.
12. 2 Farm Business Tenancies and Farm Diversification
13. The disease resulting from infection by a lyssavirus is called rabies in any animal species (Rage in French, Tollwut in German, Rabia in Italian and Spanish).
14. Pneumonia, i.e. inflammation of lung parenchyma, due to infectious or non-infectious etiology, may be broadly classified as Infective or non-infective pneumonias.