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Birds likely to crash into buildings if they are near greenery: Study

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Birds are more likely to crash into buildings and die in six areas in Singapore, according to a study. These include Springleaf - with shorter buildings near forests - and Tengah, which incorporates forests into its design. In fact, it is the shorter buildings near greenery that confuse birds. CNA spoke to David Tan, a Singaporean PhD candidate from the University of New Mexico, about his seven-year study.

Birds are more likely to crash into buildings and die in six areas in Singapore, according to a study. These include Springleaf - with shorter buildings near forests - and Tengah, which incorporates forests into its design. In fact, it is the shorter buildings near greenery that confuse birds. CNA spoke to David Tan, a Singaporean PhD candidate from the University of New Mexico, about his seven-year study.

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