Re:At least 1k birds died from colliding with one Chicago bu...
by dinkleberg on Saturday October 07, 2023 @09:27AM
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I think it is safe to say, regardless of the total population, that 1000 birds dying in a single day as a result of an architectural decision is unfortunate.
Re:At least 1k birds died from colliding with one Chicago bu...
by civilitty on Saturday October 07, 2023 @11:38AM
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It is “unfortunate”
Re:At least 1k birds died from colliding with one Chicago bu...
by bungeonsBaggins on Saturday October 07, 2023 @09:29AM
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Every time something about animal rights or vegetarianism gets posted on HN, an army of dweebs scramble to be the first to post some version of "FYI I'm a prick"
Re:At least 1k birds died from colliding with one Chicago bu...
by civilitty on Saturday October 07, 2023 @11:37AM
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It’s a some birds flying into windows during a mass migration of a million and a half birds.
Animal rights? Jesus christ. Go touch grass.
Re:At least 1k birds died from colliding with one Chicago bu...
by lowkey_ on Saturday October 07, 2023 @09:31AM
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It's proportionally like the equivalent death toll of NYC on 9/11 or slightly higher.
In NYC, 1 in 4000 people died on 9/11. In Chicago, 1 in 2000 birds died the other day. (Not to say it's equivalent at all, just that it's certainly a newsworthy event to the birds).
Re:At least 1k birds died from colliding with one Chicago bu...
by ant6n on Saturday October 07, 2023 @09:41AM
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Not to be a prick, but this is HumanNews.
> From late Wednesday, 4 October, through early Thursday, 5 October, a peak estimate of 1.5 million birds were in the air over Cook county, home to the Chicago metropolitan area.
Nevermind.