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  It's mutualism, then.
  It's like the pet lizard stealing his owner's body heat while the owner cuddles the lizard to get serotonin. >
  
  I used to let my hair fly away in the wind for birds to use, but now I hear human hair is terrible for nests because it doesn’t trap heat and gets water-logged; now I feel mildly bad if they did use it. >
  
  You’re totally correct, TIL.Audubon >
  
  Yeah I found out from a friend of mine who apparently did the same thing for years, then she learnt that! >
  
  instead of being told the facts, my sweet parents told me if i lose even one strand of hair outside and a bird gets ahold of it, i’ll get a headache for no apparent reason that could last weeks. now i see they were protecting the birds! but oddly enough when i actually pay attention to brushing my hair or throwing down a hair ball, i get random headaches that line up perfectly lol, but in reality i think it’s when i don’t re-up on pot 😂