pigeons
Coverage of pigeons in the Nexus archive.
- Transport for London workers 'use snipers to kill more than 650 pigeons at stations' in mass cull
Transport for London workers reportedly used snipers to kill more than 650 pigeons at stations as part of a mass cull. The action was taken to address the pigeon population in public transit areas.
- Church is forced to move service to nearby cafe after catapult-wielding youths 'fire ball bearings through windows' as they aim for pigeons
A church was forced to relocate its service to a nearby cafe after youths used catapults to fire ball bearings through windows, targeting pigeons. The incident disrupted the church's normal operations and required a venue change for safety.
- Farmington Hills man who left animal heads at Southfield cemetery entrance charged
A 48-year-old man from Farmington Hills has been charged for leaving the heads of pigeons and red snapper fish at the entrance of Southfield cemetery as part of his personal religious practice. He admitted to the act as part of his religious practice.
- Farmington Hills man charged after dumping animal remains at Southfield cemetery
A Farmington Hills man, Dwight Respess, was charged with illegal dumping after Southfield police investigated repeated incidents of animal remains, including red snapper and pigeons, left at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Respess claimed the acts were part of a personal religious practice to protect him from death, but police emphasized the charge relates solely to the unlawful disposal.
- Hawks to be deployed to tackle pigeons at new £500million London shopping centre
Hawks will be deployed to manage pigeon populations at a new £500 million shopping center in London. The measure aims to address concerns related to pigeons in the area.
- AI can learn cancer detection from pigeons: study
A study found that AI can learn cancer detection from pigeons, which also began recognizing other health problems beyond their training scope.
- Chaotic pigeons are helping redefine what we know about learning
Pigeons are challenging a century-old psychology law regarding how rewards and consequences influence learning. The study suggests their learning behavior defies established theories about reinforcement.
- The secret to pigeons’ incredible navigation was hiding in their liver
Scientists discovered that pigeons use iron-filled immune cells in their liver as magnetic sensors to navigate by Earth’s magnetic field. Birds lacking these cells struggled to navigate under overcast skies, solving a long-standing mystery about animal navigation and revealing a link between immunity and environmental sensing.
- Pigeons' livers may enable magnetic navigation when the sun doesn't shine, study finds
A German research team discovered that pigeons may use magnetic fields for navigation when visibility is limited, with their livers playing a key role in this process. The study highlights an unexpected organ's involvement in avian magnetic navigation.
- OpenAI Really Wants Codex to Shut Up About Goblins
OpenAI has updated its coding agent Codex's instructions to prohibit discussions about goblins, gremlins, raccoons, trolls, ogres, pigeons, and other animals or creatures unless absolutely relevant. The directive aims to limit the agent's responses to strictly pertinent topics.