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The article from The Guardian quotes as the most likely cause: "Dr Richard Broughton, an ecologist [..] said a predator could have made the birds swirl tightly
by rambojazz 5y ago
The article from The Guardian quotes as the most likely cause:
"Dr Richard Broughton, an ecologist [..] said a predator could have made the birds swirl tightly and driven them towards the ground, with higher birds forcing lower ones to crash into the buildings or the ground."