Dog-killing toxic algae discovered in 3 New York City parks

CNN·Aug 26

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Toxic algae that can be deadly to dogs has been found in three New York City parks. There are also reports of similar issues in other areas, including the Hudson River and Long Island, with some cases involving "flesh-eating bacteria" that can kill humans and dogs within a short time frame. The discovery of toxic algae in New York City parks may not be a new issue, as there are indications it was previously discovered in 2019.

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