Phosphides release a deadly gas which can harm or kill people who breathe it,” the doc added. “I expect we will see serious ...

“We can’t poison our way out of this rat problem,” said Gerard Brown, who oversees rodent control at the D.C. Department of Health. “But if we can get humans to change some of the things ...

He's a red-tailed hawk, and for the moment he's swaddled in a sandy brown towel ... He ate too many rodents with rat poison in their bodies. This type of poison, called anticoagulant rodenticide ...