A new pathogen, Orthobunyavirus, has been detected in cattle in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The virus typically circulates in regions of Africa, Asia, and Australia. This marks the first confirmed instance of the virus in German livestock. Authorities report that the virus is not believed to be transmissible to humans. The discovery is prompting further investigation into the virus's origin and potential spread among the cattle population. The situation is currently being monitored to assess any wider implications for animal health in the region. No further details regarding the affected farm or the number of cattle impacted have been released.