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The raven tried to open the locked waste bin on its own and eventually unlatched the bin’s handle to open the bin and dig for food.
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In Haines, Alaska, Randa Szymanski and her husband purchased a locked waste bin in an effort to keep what they thought was a bear out of their trash bin. After keeping a close eye on the bin, the couple finally caught the culprit in action and discovered that the animal causing the ruckus was actually a raven.
The raven tried to open the locked waste bin on its own and eventually unlatched the bin’s handle to open the bin and dig for food.
MNN.com has more information:
Randa Szymanski and her husband thought that bears were getting into their trash cans. This was an understandable assumption given that they live in Haines, Alaska, where foraging bears are a part of life. So imagine the Szymanskis' surprise when they discovered it was an industrious raven causing the ruckus.
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