Hawaiian crows can manipulate twigs in its beak to wiggle out meaty tidbits hidden in logs. Crows dissatisfied with sticks that researchers set out for snagging food sometimes flew into the shrubbery and selected their own tools for the task. Read more: http://ow.ly/Auoj304iSdV | Science News Magazine

79K views · 254 reactions | A microscopic speck of green algae can trot or gallop like a horse. Another one can do a rough breastroke with eight flagella. They may be tiny, but their movements are hypnotic. (Learn more: https://www.sciencenews.org/article/algae-use-flagella-trot-gallop-move-gaits-all-their-own) | Science News Magazine | Facebook

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