A formerly homeless man in Nairobi has become a viral sensation after years of rescuing and living with injured birds, but authorities are worried about disease risks.
A former homeless man in Nairobi has become a viral sensation after spending years rescuing and living with injured birds.
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Electrocution increasingly threatens eagles, vultures, hawks and other birds.
They are normally found in the tropical regions of Africa and admired for their colourful plumage.
The charity is concerned videos viewed millions of times online might encourage people to dye birds.
