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Australian researchers fitted five magpies with GPS trackers to map their movements, but the birds began removing one another’s harnesses within minutes, turning a failed trial into an unexpected observation of cooperation

Researchers in Queensland fitted five Australian magpies with tiny GPS trackers, hoping to map their...

SCIENCE August 10, 2026

Australian researchers fitted five magpies with GPS trackers to map their movements, but the birds began removing one another’s harnesses within minutes, turning a failed trial into an unexpected observation of cooperation

Researchers in Queensland fitted five Australian magpies with tiny GPS trackers, hoping to map their movements and social relationships.

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Researchers in Queensland fitted five Australian magpies with tiny GPS trackers, hoping to map their movements and social relationships.

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