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To prevent birds from landing in toxic lakes, miners use guns, drones and fireworks.

  • Since the 1980s, a former copper mine in Montana has been flooded with toxic groundwater.
  • The lake is so toxic that birds that land on it get burned from the inside.
  • A group of experts uses guns, fireworks and other high-tech tools to rescue birds from the surface.

Migrating birds that land in Montana's Berkeley Pit are likely to die within a matter of hours. To scare them off, miners now use drones, lasers and rifles.





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