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... Americans hunted by using smoke, and after colonists learned this technique, they found it inefficient and upgraded it by burning sulfur directly.
Passenger pigeons liked to flock together when facing threats, and a forest might harbor tens of millions of birds. A single sulfuring could bring down hundreds of thousands.
In one of Audubon’s accounts, hunters surrounded a habitat of passenger pigeons covering 300 square kilometers. The poisoned birds fell like snowflakes and even ...
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