Wildlife rescuers in Boston are scrambling to save geese, ducks, and other birds coated in oil after a leak polluted the Muddy River this week. The heartbreaking scene unfolded after reports of an oil spill Sunday afternoon, prompting urgent responses from police, firefighters, and environmental experts.
Officials confirmed the spill impacted 'numerous' birds, with teams working around the clock to clean affected wildlife. State agencies and rescue groups remained on-site Monday, focusing on minimizing harm to the river’s ecosystem. While the spill’s cause is under investigation, locals shared videos of oil-slicked birds struggling on social media, sparking outcry.
This incident highlights the delicate balance between urban life and nature—a reminder of why environmental vigilance matters. Stay tuned for updates.
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State agencies and rescue groups remained on-site Monday, focusing on minimizing harm to the river’s ecosystem. While the spill’s cause is under investigation, locals shared videos of oil-slicked birds struggling on social media, sparking outcry. 
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