Young Einsteins look to the sky for inspiration

Young Einsteins were buzzing with enthusiasm about their wacky and wonderful projects yesterday.

Young Einsteins look to the sky for inspiration
Thu, 10 Jan, 2013 - 00:00
Evelyn Ring

Students from Desmond College in Limerick were all in a flap about their study of the lifestyle, behaviour, and intelligence of crows.

Fifth-year students Lisa Barrow and Orla Condon said they noticed crows always arrived at the school during their lunch break.

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