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ANIMAL “OSTRICHES”

Like crocodiles and ostriches, cows and oxen sometimes pick up a miscellaneous collection of objects when feeding, and appear to suffer few ill-effects. Silver and copper coins, pounds of nails and screws, buckles, bits of barbed-wire, stones, small tin containers and often pieces of tin, and other metal objects have been removed from their stomachs at post worteuis.

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/OPNEWS19471028.2.28

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Opotiki News, Volume X, Issue 1041, 28 October 1947, Page 3

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60

ANIMAL “OSTRICHES” Opotiki News, Volume X, Issue 1041, 28 October 1947, Page 3

ANIMAL “OSTRICHES” Opotiki News, Volume X, Issue 1041, 28 October 1947, Page 3

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