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About Jatinga Bird Suicide Mystery

The Phenomenon of Mass Bird Suicide

History of Jatinga Bird Suicide Mystery

Theories Behind Jatinga Bird Suicide Mystery

1. Nagas’ Belief in Evil Spirits

2. Jaintia Tribe’s Unique Perspective

3. Scientific Explanation

4. Magnetic Pull Theory

Conclusion

Jatinga Bird Suicide Mystery: Unsolving Bermuda Triangle of Birds

Lush greenery and rolling Borail mountains playing with clouds are the things that pop into mind when we think of the Jatinga Village in Assam, which is located in the sum district of Dima Hasao. But as every coin has two sides, the Jatinga Village also has a dark side, for which it has attracted the attention of many scientists, ornithologists, bird experts, and tourists alike.

About Jatinga Bird Suicide Mystery

What makes Jatinga different from other beautiful villages is the strange thing that happens during the dark, foggy nights. As the night gets dark and the fog rolls in, a strange event unfolds in this village. Thousands of birds, ranging from local birds to migratory birds, start flying around the village in huge numbers at night.

Birds flying at night? Sounds weird, right? But what’s even more weirder is the purpose of their flight at night. During the flight at night, the birds behave abnormally and these birds commit suicide randomly by crashing into buildings, trees, etc. This mass bird suicide has been a mystery that numerous experts have tried to solve over the years.

The morning followed by these disastrous nights, the villagers here wake up and see this haunting sight. Countless birds commit suicide, die, and just lie on the streets of the village. This unexplained phenomenon has earned Jatinga the ominous reputation of being the “Bermuda Triangle for Birds.” People have been scared of these nights for years, thinking that evil spirits are in the area

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