stackyFACTSLeaving your vehicle unattended near these brilliant birds is an invitation for destruction. The Kea is highly intelligent and terribly bored, leading them to aggressively tear off windshield wipers, door seals, and antennas just for entertainment. They are essentially flying vandals with bolt-cutter beaks.
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