The term “Birds Aren’t Real” refers to biological “Birds” no longer existing on United States soil. After the government forcibly made the entire species extinct in the 20th century, all of these real birds were replaced with surveillance drones designed to look just like Birds. To simplify- Birds no longer exist in the U.S. as a biological lifeform, thus, Birds Aren’t Real!
Birds aren't real, according to some conspiracy theorists. Continue reading to learn more about this issue.
More than a million people have become followers of Birds Aren't Real, a movement that claims the birds you think you see flying in the sky are actually government surveillance drones.
The origins of "Birds Aren't Real" - 60 Minutes - CBS News
In 2016, Peter McIndoe started a farcical conspiracy theory called Birds Aren't Real—gaining a following of Gen Z adherents. He reflects on what the fake movement reveals about belief and belonging.
Proponents of Birds Aren't Real know the conspiracy is a joke but continue to spread its gospel and build on its lore. Bird poop on your windshield? That's actually a liquid tracking apparatus. Roadkill? Don't assume all robots are made from chrome and wires. That pet parakeet in your living room? Better have sensitive conversations elsewhere.
Are birds real, or are they surveillance drones watching our every move? Enter the world of the “Birds Aren’t Real” conspiracy, a fascinating and satirical movement that questions the very nature of bird life. Peter McIndoe’s creation in 2017 began as a social media phenomenon mocking the gullibility of conspiracy culture, quickly gaining followers with its outlandish claims. This ...