NYC to look at birth control for rats to combat rodent population
- City Council Member Shaun Abreu proposed a city ordinance for a pilot program using birth control to control rats in subway stations, reported.
- The contraceptive, ContraPest, targets ovarian function in female rats and sperm cell production in males. It is more ethical and humane, indicated by The New York Times.
- The birth control pellets, containing ContraPest, are placed in rat-infested areas as bait to reduce the rat population.
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