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How Crows in Tokyo Drop Nuts on Roads and Use Traffic to Crack Them Open

June 23, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Crows in Tokyo drop nuts on roads

In the heart of Tokyo's bustling streets, where technology, tradition, and constant motion coexist, an unexpected display of intelligence unfolds daily—crows in Tokyo drop nuts on roads, patiently waiting for passing cars to crack them open. This clever behavior has not only fascinated scientists and birdwatchers but has also raised important questions about animal intelligence … [Read more...] about How Crows in Tokyo Drop Nuts on Roads and Use Traffic to Crack Them Open

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