SCI & TECH● LOW2h ago · Oct 11, 2026, 10:16 PM
Researchers placed GPS tracking devices on five magpies to record their movements, but in less than an hour the birds began to help each other remove the harnesses, turning a failed tracking experiment into an unexpected observation of cooperation and problem-solving.
Clarín · global
The study sought to track their movements using small GPS devices. The magpies began to collaborate to detach the equipment and forced scientists to rethink the experiment.
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