stackyFACTSIf you bought a candy-apple red sports car to attract attention, congratulations, the avian population noticed. Studies from auto retailers have shown that red cars suffer far more bird droppings than other colors, possibly because the aggressive hue mimics ripe fruit or triggers a defensive, bowel-loosening reflex in birds.
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