As wildfires blazed in southern Italy this week, authorities probing for arson found a grisly clue: cats with flammable-soaked rags tied to their tails. These animals were released into the fields, running around and spreading the fire, said Domenico Costarella of Calabrias Civil Protection Agenc...
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