“…NiV infection of pigs is frequently asymptomatic, this was especially noted following natural infections but also later during experimental challenge of pigs with NiV by the ocular and oronasal route (Mohd Nor et al 2000;Middleton et al 2002; Human infection and pathogenesis (Chadha et al, 2006;Goh et al, 2000;Hsu et al, 2004;Wong et al, 2002) c HeV-infected guinea pig (Hooper et al, 1997b;Torres-Velez et al, 2008;Westbury et al, 1995;Williamson et al, 2000Williamson et al, , 2001; NiV-infected guinea pig Wong et al, 2003) HeV-infected African green monkey (Bossart et al, 2011;Rockx et al, 2010); NiV-infected African green monkey l NiV-infected squirrel monkey (Marianneau et al, 2010) m HeV-infected horse (Hooper et al, 1997a;Marsh et al, 2011;Murray et al, 1995aMurray et al, , 1995bWilliamson et al, 1998) n Model developed for equine and/or livestock vaccine development Weingartl et al 2006;Berhane et al 2008; also refer to the chapter on Henipaviruses in their natural host (Middleton and Weingartl, this issue). When symptoms were appare...…”