Cheeky Crows Prank Baby Otters | The Making of Mammals | BBC Earth

Singapore has seen a boom in populations of otters and house crows in the last few years. These otters are excellent at catching food, but the crows have slightly more mischievous methods for sourcing their dinner.

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Taken from Mammals (2024).

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Title: Cheeky Crows Prank Baby Otters | The Making of Mammals | BBC Earth
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