NYC carriage horse ate ‘lethal’ amount of toxic plant in Central Park before dying, report finds

The sudden death of a carriage horse in Central Park has been attributed to poisoning from eating a lethal amount of a toxic plant, according to a necropsy report. This tragic incident has ignited a contentious debate between labor leaders and park management over who is responsible for ensuring the safety of the animals. The discovery of the toxic plant underscores broader concerns about urban wildlife management and the hidden dangers that can exist in public spaces, raising questions about oversight and potential systemic issues.