Rats In New York City
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New York City Rats Are Highly Social With Their Own Neighbourhood Accents, Study Finds
The study found that these rats form friendships and have been observed grooming and playing together.
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New York Considers Birth Control For Rats To Combat Rodent Population
New York City is considering giving contraceptives to rats to control their numbers in the city.
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'Rat Tours' Take Over New York As Rodent Population Explodes In City
Rat population grew exponentially in New York during the pandemic due to ample shelter and food from dining sheds.
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New York City Rats Can Carry Covid Variants, New Study Finds
Rats collected in the study tested positive for alpha, delta and omicron variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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Man In Giant Rat Costume Rides NYC Subway. Bizarre Video Is Viral
New York - the city that never sleeps, the city of lights, of the Empire State Building... and rats. Rats in New York City are widespread, but even seasoned New Yorkers would do a double take at the sight of this gigantic rodent.
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Dry Ice: New York's New Weapon "Spells Certain Death For Rats"
A snout and two little black eyes pop out from the hole, too late: A foot already covers them and the hole will be quickly filled with dry ice.
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New York Preps Rat Birth Control Test-Run
The New York rat race is notorious -- the commute and the endemic rodent population. But the city may soon have a new weapon in its arsenal: rat birth control.
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Stray Cat Patrol: Feral Felines Deployed In NYC War On Rats
Multitudes of feral cats roam New York City's concrete jungle, and some now have a practical purpose: They're helping curb the city's rat population.
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Now, a New York Rat Takes a Selfie
In a first, a rat took a selfie from a passed out man's phone on a New York city railway station, a media report said.
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'The Rats are Taking Over,' Complain New Yorkers
When New Yorkers see something scurrying, they say something and that has brought rat complaints to the city's 311 hotline to a recent high of more than 24,000 so far this year, officials said on Thursday.
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New York City Rats Are Highly Social With Their Own Neighbourhood Accents, Study Finds
The study found that these rats form friendships and have been observed grooming and playing together.
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New York Considers Birth Control For Rats To Combat Rodent Population
New York City is considering giving contraceptives to rats to control their numbers in the city.
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'Rat Tours' Take Over New York As Rodent Population Explodes In City
Rat population grew exponentially in New York during the pandemic due to ample shelter and food from dining sheds.
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New York City Rats Can Carry Covid Variants, New Study Finds
Rats collected in the study tested positive for alpha, delta and omicron variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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Man In Giant Rat Costume Rides NYC Subway. Bizarre Video Is Viral
New York - the city that never sleeps, the city of lights, of the Empire State Building... and rats. Rats in New York City are widespread, but even seasoned New Yorkers would do a double take at the sight of this gigantic rodent.
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Dry Ice: New York's New Weapon "Spells Certain Death For Rats"
A snout and two little black eyes pop out from the hole, too late: A foot already covers them and the hole will be quickly filled with dry ice.
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New York Preps Rat Birth Control Test-Run
The New York rat race is notorious -- the commute and the endemic rodent population. But the city may soon have a new weapon in its arsenal: rat birth control.
-
Stray Cat Patrol: Feral Felines Deployed In NYC War On Rats
Multitudes of feral cats roam New York City's concrete jungle, and some now have a practical purpose: They're helping curb the city's rat population.
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Now, a New York Rat Takes a Selfie
In a first, a rat took a selfie from a passed out man's phone on a New York city railway station, a media report said.
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'The Rats are Taking Over,' Complain New Yorkers
When New Yorkers see something scurrying, they say something and that has brought rat complaints to the city's 311 hotline to a recent high of more than 24,000 so far this year, officials said on Thursday.
