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Australia ’s sulphur-crested cockatoos have recently taught themselves how to activate public water fountains.
The trick seems to have spread throughout much of the population through Sydney , Australia .
The birds don’t seem to always be successful at activating the fountain, though, and that other, more easily accessible water options are nearby.
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