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Welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Daily.

It is Tuesday, January 20th.

Coming up on today's episode, for the first time in recorded history, livestock, have been filmed using tools.

If that's piqued your interest, we've got details coming up right now.

The story comes to us courtesy of BBC Science Focus at author Ezi Pearson.

In the mountain pastures of Austria, a very clever cow is overturning our view of how intelligent these creatures actually are.

A pet Swiss brown cow named Veronica has learned how to use both ends of a stick to scratch

her own back.

This kind of flexible tool use is rarely seen in the animal kingdom and has never been documented

in cattle before.

Dr. Antonio Osuna Mascaro from the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna, led the study

into Veronica's tool use, which was recently published in the peer-reviewed journal Current Biology.

At first, the team gave her a broom brush, expecting her to use only the bristle end. Instead,

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