A South Korean transport official said that the plane had been attempting to land but was forced to hold off after air traffic control gave a bird …
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South Korean Plane Crash: Emergency Official Says Bird Strike Or Weather May Have …
An emergency official said on Sunday that investigators are “presuming” that either a “bird strike” or “deteriorating weather conditions” caused a …
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Shock moment ‘bird strikes jet’ before fireball explosion on deadly landing in South Korea
MYSTERY surrounds the cause of a South Korean plane crash that has left 179 people presumed dead. A survivor has told rescuers smoke came from one …
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Onlookers can’t believe their eyes when brave pet cat approach massive bird of prey
As soon as the cat caught sight of the bird, he couldn’t take his eyes off it. Transform your pet into a work of art!
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South Korea plane crash latest: Bird strike warning issued minutes before Jeju Air flight killed 179
Air traffic controllers warned the pilot of a South Korean passenger plane about a possible bird strike just moments before it crashed, …
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Bird flu makes cats sick via raw protein, contact with wild animals | FOX 32 Chicago
Cat owners could have something to be concerned about heading into the new year: bird flu.
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‘Concerning’ bird flu mutation found in Louisiana patient – Chron
An individual who recently contracted bird flu has mutations showing that the virus could spread more easily.
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Bird strike, landing gear malfunction? Determining cause of crash likely to take time
Plane warned of bird strike 5 minutes before crash landing The South Korean government confirmed Sunday that the plane in Sunday’s deadly crash …
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Aircraft warned of bird strike minutes before crash – DW – 12/29/2024
Authorities in South Korea are investigating what caused the crash of the Jeju Air jet that killed nearly all of the 181 passengers on board.
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The Elephantine Memories of Food-Caching Birds | The New Yorker
Scientists now know that birds‘ brains can contain elephantine powers of recollection. Some birds can store, or cache, tens or even hundreds of …
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