Rat poison kills eagles, hawks and pets may be banned in CT

Rat poison kills eagles, hawks and pets may be banned in CT

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Second-generation anticoagulant rodenticide is lethal to raptors and mammals. ‘It’s a horrific way to die.”

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Rat poison kills eagles, hawks and pets may be banned in CT

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