flying bird with cigarette butts That butt you flicked? It's in a nest now. 🚬 THE BEHAVIOR: Birds gather soft materials for nests. Cigarette filters look perfect — fluffy, light, everywhere. THE POISON: Filters contain They use cigarette butts to

They use cigarette butts to protect their young but there's a cost These birds pull apart cigarette butts fiber by fiber and weave them into their nests to fight parasites. Scientists 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 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 Photo of seabirds sharing a cigarette butt sparks anger over ocean garbage National

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