flying bird with cigarette butts City birds use 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 into Cigarette Butts - Think Blue

Cigarette Butts Think Blue Connecticut River David Lynch not being Lynchian enough according to New York Times For at least one species, cigarettes might actually be good for health. The Eurasian blue tit has been seen lacing nests with cigarette butts. It might be acting as a weapon against 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) Birds are developing a 'cigarette habit': Scientists reveal the surprising reason The Times of India Some birds put cigarette butts in their nests to keep pests away. I wrote about self medicating animals for NatGeo last year and this is a fun one Scientists in Mexico

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