Geese and ducks among wildlife threatened by oil spill on Boston's Muddy River
The Boston Fire Department also responded to the leak, according to the post. Police said that the exact location of the leak and the reason for the leak is still unknown. Various Canadian geese and ducks have been affected by the oil leak, police said. New England Wildlife responded to the scene to help with treatment for the animals.
Oil Spill in Boston River Threatens Wildlife
The oil spill, first reported on Sunday at the Muddy River on the border of Boston and the town of Brookline, has mobilized police, firefighters and environmental agencies to contain the damage and care for affected wildlife. According to police, responders found there was some kind of leak into the waterway that impacted wildlife.
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