The Times of India

In 1914, the passenger pigeon disappeared after once filling North American skies, becoming one of historys greatest wildlife losses

The passenger pigeon, once North America's most abundant bird, faced extinction rapidly. Industrial hunting and habitat destruction led to its demise. The last pigeon, Martha, died in 1914, marking a significant loss. This event highlighted the dangers of assuming endless natural resources. Its story remains a crucial lesson for modern wildlife protection efforts.