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'That bird is a boss': Crow with ripped-off beak thwarts rescue efforts and is surviving on her own - 'Riven' using broken beak as scoop to feed herself, Prince George bird rescue operator says (www.cbc.ca)
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"I can't imagine having half my face ripped off and then going about business as usual," is how Dayna Slater expresses her admiration for a crow that has warded off capture for several weeks.

Slater is the founder of Good Caws Crow Rescue in Prince George, B.C., and the crow in question is Riven, who first came onto Slater's radar in early March.

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