Magnetic Pigeons

Weight: 3.4-4.26 oz/91-131 g Height: 18-21.9 cm/7.1-8.62 inches wingspan: 12.6-14.6 inches/32-37 cm



The Magnetic Pigeons are an interesting creature known for their attraction to metal and gun shots. It’s not surprising to say that these are an endangered species due to many of them being riddled with bullets and unable to fly due to the weight of the metal clinging to them. Though you can also find them stuck to metal statues and bridges as well as bumping into walls magnetic pigeons are incredibly friendly and are not used to being hunted so they tend to be eaten by new invading prey quite easily. The magnetic pigeon loves eating small seeds, insects, and cream puffs be careful when eating creampuffs since they will flock towards you and beg for it doing strange dances that could only be viewed as strange birdlike breakdancing. When you maintain eye contact with these birds they will start wiggling their tiny eyebrows and bounce their bodies up and down until you either look away or laugh. The Males when they make their mating calls warble sweet tunes to the females but to everyone else it sounds like someone gargling. When the Magnetic Pigeons find a mate and settle down they prefer to be in large tall grass or stuck close to some sort of metal they are typically found hiding in barns. The Females tend to lay between 6-12 eggs and takes between 16-18 days to hatch and the chicks need only 6-8 weeks to mature. Magnetic Pigeons were once used for transporting letters or small mail due to their amazing ability to remember magnetic sources allowing for fast and easy movement of items. Though just make sure your not sending a message through a metal town or battlefield since you may have to wait longer before seeing a pigeon slowly waddling along unable to fly due to the weight of metal clinging to them.