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Embed a pressure sensor that detects when a pigeon parches on it, then activate the electrocution mechanism of foreign biological organisms, also known as EMFBO
by thysultan 5y ago
Embed a pressure sensor that detects when a pigeon parches on it, then activate the electrocution mechanism of foreign biological organisms, also known as EMFBO.
- orbital-decay 5y agoSo... instead of a live pigeon blocking your signal, you now have a dead one doing the same.
- thysultan 5y agosprinkling a few dead pigeons around the feet of the device as a warning to would-be trespasser is the darwinian end-game in all of this.
- Akronymus 5y agoUntil you get pigeons that are electrocution resistant.
- ficklepickle 5y agoPigeons are really sensitive to infrasound. It causes them to take flight immediately. I built a device that created a ~1cm arc to scare away pigeons. You don't need to electrocute them, the sound alone does the job. I don't believe they can develop a tolerance as it is a survival instinct from living in cliff faces.