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Sydney residents in cultural evolution war with bin-raiding cockatoos | New Scientist

Jonathan NymanSeptember 12, 20222 Mins read11 Views

Sulphur-crested cockatoos are defying human efforts to keep them out of bins by copying each other's tricks, but more effective strategies to thwart them are passed on between humans too

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