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Male bowerbirds use plastic trash to impress females
Male satin bowerbirds now decorate nests with bright human-made items like plastic straws and candy wrappers to attract mates, showing how wildlife adapts to human pollution. This shift may alter the…
Ars Technica — 2 June 2026
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Male satin bowerbirds in Australia are now using bright human-made items like blue plastic straws, clothespins and candy wrappers to impress potential
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