Turns out maybe birds aren't real after all!
"Sometimes you don’t want people to find out that this is a drone."" conspiracy theory, which jokingly claimed that feathery aves are government drones? Well, they may have had a point — sort of.
Behold: actual, functioning prototypes for drones that use parts of dead birds like pigeons to look and fly like a real sky rat.
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