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Wild crows trained to pick up cigarette butts in Swedish street cleaning project The Swedish startup Corvid Cleaning trains crows to help keep streets clean. The birds collect cigarette butts and other small litter in exchange for food rewards. According to the startup, this system Did You Know? In Sweden, clever crows learned to exchange discarded butts for food. In 2022, a startup called Corvid Cleaning tested the unusual idea in Sdertlje, a city near Stockholm. When Birds Help Clean The City In Sweden, researchers and innovators have experimented with training wild crows to collect discarded cigarette butts in exchange for food rewards. using simple learning mechanisms, the What if the solution to cleaner streets came from the sky? In an innovative environmental initiative, specially trained crows are being taught to collect discarded cigarette butts and exchange them for The Guardian Crows are being recruited to pick up discarded cigarette butts from the streets and squares of a Swedish city as part of a cost cutting drive. The wild birds carry
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