Animals
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Dozens of Goats Set Free in New York Park to Munch Invasive Weed Species
On Wednesday, dozens of goats from an upstate farm were released into Riverside Park on the Upper West Side to graze on weeds in hard-to-reach spots, delighting nature-deprived city dwellers.
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