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Dancing Cats Of Japan. In the 1950’s and 60’s a poisoning occurred in minamata japan. The animal effects were severe enough in cats that they came to be named as having “dancing cat fever.” Minamata disease was first discovered in minamata city in kumamoto prefecture, japan, in 1956. Minamata, japan, was a picturesque place to live until the chisso corporation dumped industrial waste into the bay, causing methylmercury poisoning in cats, fish, and eventually. One of the first signs something was amiss was when the town's cats began having fatal convulsions, hence the early. Minamata disease is a neurological disease caused by severe mercury poisoning. ‘dancing cat disease.’ this was how the mercury poisoning, to which thousands of residents of the port city minamata in the. In addition to the people, the local cat population was affected. As the scishow's hank green recounts in the video below, the cats would convulse, make strange noises and jerking dancing motions—and eventually die. Soon, these symptoms spread to the local.

‘dancing cat disease.’ this was how the mercury poisoning, to which thousands of residents of the port city minamata in the. In addition to the people, the local cat population was affected. Minamata disease is a neurological disease caused by severe mercury poisoning. The animal effects were severe enough in cats that they came to be named as having “dancing cat fever.” As the scishow's hank green recounts in the video below, the cats would convulse, make strange noises and jerking dancing motions—and eventually die. Minamata, japan, was a picturesque place to live until the chisso corporation dumped industrial waste into the bay, causing methylmercury poisoning in cats, fish, and eventually. One of the first signs something was amiss was when the town's cats began having fatal convulsions, hence the early. Minamata disease was first discovered in minamata city in kumamoto prefecture, japan, in 1956. Soon, these symptoms spread to the local. In the 1950’s and 60’s a poisoning occurred in minamata japan.

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Dancing Cats Of Japan As the scishow's hank green recounts in the video below, the cats would convulse, make strange noises and jerking dancing motions—and eventually die. Soon, these symptoms spread to the local. One of the first signs something was amiss was when the town's cats began having fatal convulsions, hence the early. Minamata disease is a neurological disease caused by severe mercury poisoning. In the 1950’s and 60’s a poisoning occurred in minamata japan. As the scishow's hank green recounts in the video below, the cats would convulse, make strange noises and jerking dancing motions—and eventually die. Minamata, japan, was a picturesque place to live until the chisso corporation dumped industrial waste into the bay, causing methylmercury poisoning in cats, fish, and eventually. ‘dancing cat disease.’ this was how the mercury poisoning, to which thousands of residents of the port city minamata in the. The animal effects were severe enough in cats that they came to be named as having “dancing cat fever.” In addition to the people, the local cat population was affected. Minamata disease was first discovered in minamata city in kumamoto prefecture, japan, in 1956.