I usually think, we see birds everywhere. We can't even imagine a day without birds. But why can't we see dead birds around us? Actually, where are those dead birds going? :whistle:
Do you have any ideas?
Is it because we are so much engaged in our own world that we can't see such things in life? Or any other reason?
Meera sandhu
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But you never see any dead animals apart from dead dogs as they are picked by other animals immediately. So are the dead birds, mostly they do not die their natural death but are hunted down by other birds or animal.
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But you never see any dead animals apart from dead dogs as they are picked by other animals immediately. So are the dead birds, mostly they do not die their natural death but are hunted down by other birds or animal.
Good, you have found out another reason. Hoping other members also contribute some reasons.
What Isha has found, is absolutely correct. I think so.
Sandhya due to pollution and radiation many birds are staying away from human society . But we can see some birds in our cities they depend on human left food to lead their life. Less birds die due to electric shock. Died ones are eaten by many persons.
Sandhya due to pollution and radiation many birds are staying away from human society . But we can see some birds in our cities they depend on human left food to lead their life. Less birds die due to electric shock. Died ones are eaten by many persons.
Ya, there are lots of birds around us. Yet, we can't see much dead birds. I don't think dead birds will be eaten by men. :woohoo:
