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animal rights Aug. 25, 2022

Ryder the Carriage Horse Has Gone Into HidingNot even Bella Hadid can find him.

By Zach Schiffman
wildlife Mar. 3, 2022

Bryant Park Is Woodcock Central Right NowBut why?

By Willy Blackmore
wildlife Feb. 9, 2022

New York City Might Have Rat COVID, But It’s Probably FineThe rodents, researchers theorize, may be the origin of a mystery variant.

By Caroline Spivack
into the wild Oct. 5, 2021

Plane vs. Bird: The Dark Side of Human-Aviation RelationsThe surprising insights of an FAA manual on wildlife management.

By Molly Young
wildlife Aug. 6, 2021

Central Park Accidentally Offed Its Celebrity BirdBarry the barred owl is dead.

By Willy Blackmore
urban fauna May 28, 2021

A Day With New York’s Bird ParamedicsDuring migrations, thousands of birds crash into skyscrapers. And a few volunteer EMTs rush in to help.

By Victoria Bekiempis
wildlife Jan. 27, 2021

There’s a Snowy Owl in Central Park for the First Time in Over a CenturyIt’s been hanging out by the ballfields with some crows.

By Willy Blackmore
wildlife Jan. 22, 2021

New York City’s Rats Are Doing Just FineThe ratpocalypse came and went.

By Willy Blackmore
wildlife Dec. 15, 2020

New Owl Drop! A Stately Long-Eared Spotted In Central ParkThere’s a new avian star in town.

By Willy Blackmore