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It is very rare for EBLVs to cross the ‘species barrier’; this means that even if bats are known to be carrying the virus within a country or region, it is rare for other animals to be infected. On several occasions EBLV-1 has infected other animals; five sheep in Denmark, a stone marten in Germany, and two cats in France.
