Given the article says this has spread amongst populations I'm suprised there's only one video on the internet of them doing this:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/video/2025/jun/04/su...
This is also an unconventional drinking fountain.
This is also an unconventional drinking fountain.
Why do you say that?
At least in Australia, drinking fountains ("bubblers"!) are fairly non standardised. I don't recall seeing many with that rubber top, but the rotating release mechanism is pretty common. I'd say press buttons are more common but both are typical.