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Rats join mosquitoes as targets for ‘gene drive’ pest control (via U.S.)

Rodents have joined mosquitoes in the cross-hairs of scientists working on a next-generation genetic technology known as “gene drive” to control pests. Source: U.S.

How bug-delivering drones are helping defeat deadly diseases (via NBC News)

It’€™s all about getting sterile mosquitoes to areas affected by Zika, malaria, and more. Source: NBC News

Photos: Man finds squirrel’s stash under hood of his car (via The Weather Network)

News … Source: The Weather Network

Possum breaks into liquor store, gets skunky drunk (via Northwest Florida Daily News)

An opossum that snuck into a liquor store and apparently helped itself to a few drinks the day after Thanksgiving was brought in to the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge for treatment before it was released Thursday. Source: Northwest Florida Daily News

Rabid raccoon attacks 2 dogs in Denver neighborhood (via 7NEWS)

Officials with Denver Animal Protection are reminding residents to vaccinate their pets after a rabid raccoon attacked two dogs in the 4600 block of Sherman Street. Source: 7NEWS

Stray Kitten May Have Exposed More Than A Dozen To Rabies (via r20.rs6.net)

The state health department says more than a dozen people in three New Jersey counties may have been exposed to a kitten that tested positive for rabies. Source: r20.rs6.net

Thousands Of Beetle-Infested Trees Cut Down In Suffolk County (via r20.rs6.net)

Residents say they’€™re stuck footing the bill to remove thousands of trees ravaged by the invasive southern pine beetle. Source: r20.rs6.net

Prince George’s Co. beefs up pest control following investigation (via WUSA)

One of the largest school districts in the D.C. area is taking corrective steps after a WUSA9 investigation exposed dirty cafeteria conditions in some schools. Source: WUSA

Kids Hospitalized for Rat Bites at Little Havana Building (via NBC 6 South Florida)

Residents of rat- and roach-infested building in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood say the conditions are uninhabitable after a half-dozen children had to be hospitalized for rodent and bug bites. Source: NBC 6 South Florida

Korean restaurant in LA shut down for cockroach infestation (via Daily News)

The eatery had its health permit suspended Nov. 20 for a cockroach infestation, according to a report from the L.A. County Public Health Department. It reopened four days later. Source: Daily News

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