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Feathered commuters: These birds take the train every day

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Two Indian Mynas apparently travel regularly by train in Sydney and with stoic calm. A video of the feathered commuters inspires millions online. Behavioral scientist Ann Göth believes that the phenomenon is plausible.

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Two Indian Mynas apparently travel regularly by train in Sydney and with stoic calm. A video of the feathered commuters inspires millions online. Behavioral scientist Ann Göth believes that the phenomenon is plausible.

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