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The initiative has opened discussions on the need for stricter regulation of horn manufacturing and usage, as well as on tackling the broader issue of unnecessary honking.

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“I never think of myself as an artist. I just, you know, make these wooden birds,” says Guy. “Everything was coincidental,” he adds, of his success. “There was no rationale behind it.