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The Case of the Pigeon Spy

Feathery Infiltrators: The Case Of The Pigeon Spy – OpEd

Feathery Infiltrators: The Case Of The Pigeon Spy

Animals have, at times, been given the same dismissively nasty treatment humans love giving themselves. Be it detention, torture, trial, and execution, the unwitting creatures can be found in the oddest situations, anthropomorphised with all the characteristics ...

The Case of the Pigeon Spy (Feathery Infiltrators)

Feathery Infiltrators: The Case of the Pigeon Spy

Animals have, at times, been given the same dismissively nasty treatment humans love giving themselves. Be it detention, torture, trial, and execution, the unwitting creatures can be found in the oddest situations, anthropomorphised with all the characteristics of will, thought and intention. By way of ghastly example, the Norman city of Falaise hosted the execution

Suspected Chinese spy pigeon released in India - The Washington Post

Pigeon accused of spying for China freed in India after 8-month detention

Some countries have a history of avian reconnaissance, but it turns out this jailbird was just a Taiwanese racing pigeon that had lost its way.

Detention Of Animals For Espionage: Pigeon Suspected Of Spying For China Released In India

A pigeon accused of espionage was released after Indian authorities found no evidence of spying. Read more here.

Pigeon suspected of being Chinese spy released: A short history of animal spies

On January 30, a suspected Chinese spy pigeon was released into the wild after getting a clean chit from police. Historically, pigeons have been the most famous animal that has been used for espionage.