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Corvids love to pull tails. It's a strategy they use to distract an animal from eating so they can steal its food
Uploaded by Amongus Feb 16, 2019 at 04:43AM EST
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Animals - Corvids love to pull tails. It's a strategy they use to distract an animal from eating so they can steal its food
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