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    (#13) This Dog Is A Top Model

    Known as "Menswear Dog" for his stylish modeling of male clothing, Bodhi is a Shiba Inu that has taken the fashion world by storm. His Instagram page boasts hundreds of thousands of followers, and he has taken jobs all around the world, accompanied by his owners Dave Fung and Yena Kim. From his home in New York City, the dog is able to earn as much as $15,000 per month, thanks to lucrative contracts from Ted Baker, ASOS, Hudson Shoes, and Purina, as well as sponsored posts on social media.

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    (#11) This Puppy Sniffs Out Pests In A Museum

    A Weimaraner pup named Riley officially joined the staff of Boston's Museum of Fine Arts in January 2018. He's receiving special training to sniff out pests that could harm the museum's collections.

    If Riley is an especially good boy at his job, other organizations with fragile collections, like libraries, could adopt similar programs to protect their own valuables.

  • Guard Monkeys Protect Against Other Animal Thieves on Random Utterly Bizarre Animals Have Been Given Jobs In Human World

    (#5) Guard Monkeys Protect Against Other Animal Thieves

    In New Delhi in 2001, rhesus monkeys began stealing items from government buildings and destroying valuable equipment. So, the Indian government opted to simply employ bigger monkeys to guard their facilities. They theorized that the large langur monkeys would frighten off the smaller animals, forcing them to move into new areas away from the civil service buildings. Paid in bananas, the langur employees proved their worth by attacking any other monkeys on sight.

  • U.S. Navy Combat Dolphins Carry Out Military Tasks on Random Utterly Bizarre Animals Have Been Given Jobs In Human World

    (#12) U.S. Navy Combat Dolphins Carry Out Military Tasks

    As part of the Navy Marine Mammal Program, the U.S. military has trained a number of bottlenose dolphins in various combat and military roles. The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command in San Diego has trained 85 dolphins so far, at a cost of $14 million per year. They were even used to guard an ammunition pier during the Vietnam War, detecting and deterring enemy soldiers who might try to swim to the location.

    The high intelligence of the sea mammals and the ease with which they take up training make them valuable assets, and they are able to carry out surveillance and clear mines in enemy waters.

  • Bees Detect Explosives In Airports on Random Utterly Bizarre Animals Have Been Given Jobs In Human World

    (#1) Bees Detect Explosives In Airports

    You've probably seen sniffer dogs assisting airport security in checking for illegal items, but several facilities are now teaching bees to help find potential bombs. Researchers in the United States have discovered that the insects have as strong a sense of smell as dogs, and can be trained to just as effectively find explosives.

    The technique involves having the bees associate the smell of certain materials and chemicals used in making bombs with sugar water, causing the bees to believe nectar is close and extend their proboscises (their tubular mouths). Special equipment can then recognize this behavior and send an alert. The method is seen as a great alternative to traditional processes, as the bees can be trained almost immediately and can be hidden in small portable cases, making them ideal for concealed detection.

  • Sheep Help Prune Vineyards For High Quality Wine on Random Utterly Bizarre Animals Have Been Given Jobs In Human World

    (#8) Sheep Help Prune Vineyards For High Quality Wine

    Many vineyards use pesticides to help control insects and weeds that might threaten crops. However, recent consumer trends show customers are increasingly seeking organic and chemical-free products, so winemakers have started looking for more natural maintenance solutions. Taking inspiration from New Zealand farmers, a Canadian vineyard owner began using lambs to prune the leaves from vines so the fruit could grow better. The small size of the young sheep means they can’t reach grapes and aren’t heavy enough to trample the soil, while their droppings provide excellent organic fertilizer.

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In many parts of the world, animals are used as labor. These animals often endure pain and suffering throughout their lives, and when they are no longer useful, they are slaughtered. These animals are used as resources, and they are investments made by humans in the hope of gaining income from them. Humans only need to provide food and shelter to easily take away the value they create.

Most people are familiar with animals that get jobs in human society, such as service dogs, police dogs, etc., but there are also strange jobs that few people know. The random tool introduced 13 smart and wise animals who take on some strange and crazy jobs.

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