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Yale Biologists Document Geese Eating Tools in Groundbreaking Discovery

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The Onion Staff

9mo ago· 1 min readenNews

Summary

Biologists from Yale University observed Canada geese eating tools, a behavior previously undocumented in birds. The discovery, described as one of the most exciting of the decade, surprised researchers who noted the sophistication of the tools consumed.

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"We normally don’t think of birds as tool eaters, so it came as quite a shock to witness multiple Canada geese from a flock in coastal Connecticut swallowing these remarkably sophisticated implements," said Professor Sarah Rasmussen.
"It appears that once a goose starts eating tools, it becomes quite adept at it," added Rasmussen.
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NEW HAVEN, CT—Calling the previously undocumented behavior one of the most exciting scientific discoveries of the decade, biologists from Yale University confirmed Tuesday that they had observed geese eating tools. “We normally don’t think of birds as too

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