A tense scene between Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver in their 2019 film “Marriage Story” was great bait for 2020 Oscar voters but apparently there’s another wild species that’s not a fan.

Oregon wildlife officials are using audio of actors Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver screaming at each other in the movie “Marriage Story” to

Noah Baumbach's Academy Award-winning 2019 film stars Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver as a couple enduring a divorce; the pivotal climax amid their custody battle includes Driver's character punching a wall. Both Johansson and Driver earned Oscar nominations for their respective performances.

The Oscar-nominated drama "Marriage Story," starring Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver, has found a special purpose with the USDA.

USDA has turned to drones blasting loud, chaotic sounds—including film arguments and hard rock music—to deter predators from attacking livestock across the US

In the rolling hills of Oregon cattle country, where the only thing more endangered than gray wolves is a gas station burrito that doesn’t legally qualify as a hate crime, the USDA has finally cracked the code on predator control: make wolves experience painful human divorce in surround sound.

After the wild animals killed 11 cows during a 20-day period in Oregon, the USDA started deploying quadcopters that used thermal cameras to reveal wolves in the darkness, according to the Wall Street Journal.