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Last Updated on Thursday, 26 August 2010 01:19 Written by DarkKnightH20 Friday, 27 August 2010 10:00
Birds love to fly into house windows. Why? Because they don’t know that a window is there if it’s clean. Thinking that they can just fly into the house, they end up smashing their head against the window and get bird brains everywhere. A tragic, sad fate. Fortunately, new technology allows for special windows to be created that prevent this from happening.
This crafty design allows the windows to look perfectly normal to the human eye, while the anti-bird feature is only visible by birds. A UV reflective coating is put on the windows, which helps visible UV light appear and make the windows look more apparent. Birds are able to see a far broader spectrum of UV light than humans, which is why this works.
Tags: animals, birds, Technology
I have yet to see a bird fly into any window..
Maybe because there’s usually a screen outside of it?
I have seen them fly into windows, but this is more-so something for big offices that have loadssss of windows and no screens.
Happened to me two weeks ago. Kinda hilarious because I was reading someone else kvetching about birds running into her window all the time