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Dozens of yellow-headed blackbirds mysteriously drop dead in Mexico

Social media sleuths are trying to solve the mystery of why dozens of birds crashed to their deaths in the Mexican state of Chihuahua.

“Pls don’t bird flu,” quipped American Conservative Union boss Matt Schlapp after watching the footage, which gained attention online Saturday.

The birds — later identified as yellow-headed blackbirds — were discovered lifeless on sidewalks by residents of Cuauhtémoc City, the Spanish-language El Heraldo de Chihuahua reported

The birds were discovered lifeless on sidewalks in Mexico.
La Policia Seccional de Alvaro
The blackbirds arrived from northern Canada and had been wintering in Mexico.
La Policia Seccional de Alvaro
The Sectional Police of Alvaro Obregón attended the report by the population that indicated that there were many dead birds on the public road, at 08:20 hours on Monday, February 7, on Aldama Avenue and Primera Street, in the central area.
People are trying to solve the mystery of why dozens of birds crashed to their deaths in the Mexican state of Chihuahua.
La Policia Seccional de Alvaro

The migratory fowl arrived from northern Canada and had been wintering in Mexico. The cause of the mass death remains unclear, but some speculated the birds may have been suffering from the effects of high pollution, which has plagued the region lately.

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