Crows Attack Singapore Residents in 'Revenge', Elderly Man Suffers 8cm Wound

Crows attack Singapore residents in 'revenge', elderly man suffers 8cm wound

Crows have been swooping on people in Tampines on a daily basis, and residents believe the feathered fowls may be retaliating after their nests were removed. Shin Min Daily News reported that the incidents occurred between Tampines Street 42 and 43, where several passers-by said they were attacked and scratched on their heads. Resident had bumps and blood on her head A resident of Block 443, who only wished to be known as Ms Luo, 42, told Shin M…

Revenge of the crows: Residents attacked after nests removed

SINGAPORE: Crows have been attacking residents daily in one corner of Singapore. The residents suspect the birds are retaliating after their nests were removed. A local news outlet received complaints from several residents that crows were on the warpath in Tampines Street 42 and Street 43. People living in the area and passers-by have been […]

Aggressive crows attack residents in Tampines, leave 8cm wound on elderly man's forehead

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Tampines residents report attacks by crows after nests removed

Crows have been swooping on people in Tampines on a daily basis, and residents believe the feathered fowls may be retaliating after their nests were removed....