In this video, an oystercatcher opens a mussel’s shells to feed.
Daan van Oosten in the Netherlands made this video.
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In this video, an oystercatcher opens a mussel’s shells to feed.
Daan van Oosten in the Netherlands made this video.
Dear Kitty. Some blog 
so clever….
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Oystercatchers’ bills grow a bit every day. They have to, as opening hard shells causes wear.
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