The Tokyo Metropolitan Government plans to launch a sweeping operation this month against the capital's crows, notorious for attacking piles of garbage and even small animals.
Tokyo officials will set up wood-and-wire cages at some 100 locations in the capital, including parks, in a campaign to crack down on the birds.
The cages will be 3 x 4 x 3 meters in dimension, and will have wiring at the entrance designed to catch a crow's feathers after it enters the cage and prevent it from getting out.
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