flying bird with cigarette butts Birds Appear to 'Self-Medicate' With Our Cigarette Butts A study published in the

A study published in the journal Animal Behavior says that birds from all over the world, from the Galpagos to New Zealand, are weaving discarded cigarette butts into their homes. Sometimes, they're That cigarette butt you flicked? It's in a bird nest now. THE BEHAVIOR: Birds gather soft materials for nests. Cigarette filters look perfect fluffy, light, everywhere. THE POISON: Filters contain City birds use cigarette buds in their nests as pesticides? Sources: 1) Urban blue tit nests and cigarette butts: accidental litter or adaptive behaviour? (Animal Behavior) 2) Incorporation of cigarette butts into Here are a few of David Lynch's paintings that he created during his time as a student at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, as discussed in our most recent episode. 1) A Swedish company has been training crows to pick up cigarette butts in an effort to reduce the cost of cleaning litter off the streets in Sdertlje, near Stockholm., Corvid Cleaning has developed a

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