Discover the cunning bird that scratches the hair of others
Illinois: Scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have discovered a strange bird in a natural plant that has no answer to mammals’ hair.
This black-chested mouse is a beautiful mouse bird that looks very beautiful but don’t forget about it because it hates other hairy animals and is very quick to scratch their hair. Scientists began researching the bird after watching dozens of videos on YouTube.
The study, published in the journal Ecology, described the bird as accustomed to klepto-tricycles. The word means hair-stealing which is an ancient Greek word and in their Diomalai stories there are many characters who steal each other’s hair.
Interestingly, in the factory of nature, this bird has been seen breaking and stealing the hair of creatures like humans, cows, goats, squirrels, dogs, cats and thorns. These birds build their nests from these hairs.
Professor Mark Huber, an evolutionary and animal behavior expert at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, says that although more research is needed on the nesting trend, it is common for birds to nest in the hair of other animals in temperate regions of the world. Events have been viewed.
This is because birds scratch and graze the hair of other animals to keep their eggs warm. This phenomenon is especially common in many winters.
This bird has become a hair thief to protect itself and its children from the winter. But the method is very interesting. The pony mouse targets the sleeping animals and then steals the hair.
Although the mouse has been seen plucking the hair of dead animals, if it is not managed, it will go out to test the nature of living animals.
