A carriage horse has died in Central Park, prompting its driver to demand the removal of toxic plants from the area, citing concerns over potential poisoning. The incident has reignited discussions about the safety of the park’s vegetation and its impact on both wildlife and human visitors. Authorities are investigating the cause of death, though the driver has publicly linked it to the presence of harmful flora. The call for action raises questions about environmental hazards in urban green spaces and the measures needed to protect animals and people.
Carriage driver calls for NYC to remove toxic plants from Central Park after horse's death CBS News
