What if the solution to one of the world’s biggest pollution problems wasn’t just technology… but teamwork with nature?
In Sweden, an innovative startup has created a smart device that rewards crows with food in exchange for collecting cigarette butts. These incredibly intelligent birds have quickly learned how it works—turning urban waste into an opportunity for cleaner streets.
Every year, billions of cigarette butts end up polluting our environment, harming wildlife and ecosystems. But this simple yet brilliant idea shows that with creativity, sustainability, and a little help from nature, we can rethink how we tackle global problems.
Sometimes, the smartest solutions come from thinking outside the human box.
~Crows Society~
Thunderstorms Make Trees Glow

Scientists have long hypothesized that the high electrical charge of thunderstorms could produce an opposite charge in the ground that would discharge from the forest canopy. But this phenomenon, known as a corona, had never been observed on actual trees. (Image credit: W. Brune; research credit: P. McFarland et al.; via SciAm)
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When I grow up… 🤔💭
From animal care and education to marketing and technology, the Monterey Bay Aquarium offers many different career paths.
With over 500 employees, these kiddos represent just a small slice of the caring and committed people who make it all happen in the name of ocean conservation.
No matter our role, the ocean connects us.
Still a homebody, just with the right friends ✨.
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