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Crows Can Pick Up Trash, Why Can’t You?

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

14-Aug-18 12:30

Crows Can Pick Up Trash, Why Can’t You?

This week the Puy Du Fou theme park in Western France put some new employees in the field: six trained rooks, members of the crow family, they pick up small pieces of paper and cigarette butts in exchange for food.


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Tags:  crows,  trash,  pollution,  Littering, 


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