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A video showing a crow stealing a passenger’s prepaid transportation card at a Tokyo’s train station has gained nearly 3 million views on Twitter since the video was posted last week.

In the video posted by Twitter user @kinoshi42155049 on May 1, the crow appeared to steal a woman’s card, which had been ejected from a ticket machine, presumably after having been recharged.

Media reports on the crow showed that previous stolen cards were often placed on the roofs of taxis or bus stations nearby.

But those may be the last sightings of the crow: media reports say it has since been captured by a local resident who lives nearby the station.

The lives of a Christian rebel solider, a rebel’s wife, and a Muslim doctor intertwine in a true story of violence and redemption. Directed by Lindsay Branham and Andrew Ellis Produced by NOVO Executive Produced by Search for Common Ground

Feelings get complicated and oddly mutual amongst a trio of friends in Heavy Chemistry, a short comedy about love, friendship, attraction, hunger, lust, and other complex chemical reactions. World Premiere, SXSW 2018 Official Selection, DIFF 2018 https://www.facebook.com/heavychemistry/ Writer / Director / Editor: Blair Rowan Produced by: Quinn Eisenbraun & Blair Rowan Director of Photography / Colorist: HutcH CAST Jonathan Barnes – Boyfriend Amber Emery – Girlfriend Chris Gardner – Best Friend Chris Billings – Pizza Guy Farah White – Newscaster Assistant Director: Quinn Eisenbraun Audio Recordist: Mike Walker Post Audio: Gordon Gibson Assistant Camera / Grip: Casey Pepin Head Production Assistant: James Hargrave Set Photographer / Production Assistant: Clayton Browning

Boston Dynamics’ rocked the world with the DARPA-funded Big Dog, and founder Marc Raibert showed off its latest creation, the SpotMini at TC Sessions Robotics 2018 at UC Berkeley.

More than 5 years ago, Vianney Halter invented a stunning mechanism for a luxury watch. It certainly is not the type of watch anyone would expect to wear as this piece of jewelry coasts at least several hundred thousands dollars! One day I discovered a similar 3d printable project designed by Adam Wrigley so I asked myself : “could it be possible to reproduce it in a way it would be even more similar to the original?” Well the answer is in the video.

Link to the original Deep Space Tourbillon : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcZ-rqdoF04
Link to the first 3d printable reproduction : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1624844

Edit :
I forgot to put the link to the thingiverse page of the Hawk eye :), here we go :
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2901179