Rat killers of New York: dogs, volunteers hunt brazen rodents
Late on a Friday night, eight dog enthusiasts and their pet pooches prowl several dark alleys in New York's Lower East Side with one mission: to hunt and kill as many rats as possible.
Late on a Friday night, eight dog enthusiasts and their pet pooches prowl several dark alleys in New York's Lower East Side with one mission: to hunt and kill as many rats as possible.
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Plants & Animals
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Space Exploration
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Economics & Business
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Space Exploration
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General Physics
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Mathematics
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Space Exploration
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Ecology
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