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Meet Rye: Penn State Graduate Student Josh Kapcsos' Pet Pigeon

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Egyptian hieroglyphics cited by the National Institutes of Health show that pigeons have been domesticated for at least 4,000 years. Originally used for ceremonial purposes in ancient Egypt, domesticated pigeons were brought to North America by European settlers in the early 1600s to aid in communication. Pigeons carried messages through World Wars I and II, producing stories like that of the pigeon Cher Ami, who delivered a message about the lo…

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Meet Rye: Penn State Graduate Student Josh Kapcsos' Pet Pigeon

Egyptian hieroglyphics cited by the National Institutes of Health show that pigeons have been domesticated for at least 4,000 years. Originally used for ceremonial purposes in ancient Egypt, domesticated pigeons were brought to North America by European settlers in the early 1600s to aid in communication. Pigeons carried messages through World Wars I and II, producing stories like that of the pigeon Cher Ami, who delivered a message about the lo…

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