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Googly-eyed buoys and kites help keep seabirds out of fishing nets, study finds

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Off the coast of Cornwall in southwest England, a pole rises from a buoy with a pair of big eyes on top. The head spins, creating what researchers call an “animated eye effect.”…

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Googly-eyed buoys and kites help keep seabirds out of fishing nets, study finds

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