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DOHMH: Shari S. Logan, SLogan1@health.nyc.govACC: Katy Hansen, KHansen@nycacc.orgDDC: Shoshana Khan, 718-391-1251, KhanSho@ddc.nyc.gov(Baychester, Bronx – May 18, 2023) NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan, NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) Commissioner Thomas Foley and Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) Chief Executive Officer Risa Weinstock joined advocates and members of the […]

AdvertisementSupported byTrilobitesA modified version of the classic mirror test suggested that roosters recognize their reflections.By Darren IncorvaiaThe idea of a chicken running around with its head cut off, inspired by a real-life story, may make it seem like the bird doesn’t have much going on upstairs. But Sonja Hillemacher, an animal behavior researcher at the

AdvertisementSupported byTrilobitesFluorescent anatomy, which recently seemed to be a quirk in unusual animals such as platypuses and opossums, was found in most living families of mammals.By Cara GiaimoAt first, it seemed to be another caprice of two already unusual animals: Flying squirrels and platypuses were found to be fluorescent, absorbing invisible ultraviolet light and re-emitting

People on the Upper East Side say there\’s a violent dog at a children\’s bookstore in their neighborhood, and they\’re blaming the four-legged animal\’s latest act or terror for the death of a toy poodle. Laurie Davis is suing the owner of a German shepherd — who is also the owner of La Librairie des Enfants

Watch CBS News We may receive commissions from some links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms. By Matt Richardson May 9, 2023 / 2:17 PM EDT / CBS News No one likes to spend more than they have to, particularly in today\’s economy. With inflation still looming in

ShareAuthorities believe this duo killed several animals inside of a pet store. (Credit: Oklahoma City Police Department) OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma City Police Department is looking for a man and a woman in a bizarre crime spree where several animals were killed inside a pet store. "Folks, this one will make you angry," authorities posted

AdvertisementSupported byScientists doing “gain-of-function” research said that heightened fears of lab leaks are stalling studies that could thwart the next pandemic virus.By Benjamin Mueller and Sheryl Gay StolbergBenjamin Mueller reported from State College, Pa., and Sheryl Gay Stolberg from Washington.Questions about whether Covid leaked from a Chinese laboratory have cast a chill over American virus

Scientists are studying urban animals and the diseases they carry, to understand the potential risks to people, pets and the animals themselves.A raccoon caught one recent September night in Forest Park, in Queens, for sampling and study. Scientists want to learn more about wildlife and disease transmission in New York.Credit…Supported byBy Emily AnthesPhotographs by Andres

Watch CBS News We may receive commissions from some links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms. By Matt Richardson June 2, 2023 / 1:59 PM EDT / CBS News Few things match the joy of bringing home a new dog or cat. Adding a new family member can

Watch CBS News May 29, 2023 / 6:22 AM EDT / AP Auburn, Maine — A raccoon in Maine was euthanized and tested for rabies after a woman brought it into a pet store for a nail trim and some customers kissed it, state wildlife authorities saidThe raccoon tested negative for the disease and there