Man Dress as Eurasian Curlew Bird Walks 85 Kilometres to Create Awareness of Reducing Population Britain Bizarre News – A person on the road as a bird, people walked 85 kilometers, on foot, people have been praised!

Some like dogs, someone likes cats, some likes a cow and some are rabbits like organisms. But a person loved a special bird so much that he walked for 85 kilometers wearing his costume. When people looked from a distance, they saw a huge bird, but the person had entered it. When he explained the reason for this peculiar act, people were surprised and started praising him. When you know the reason for that, you will not be able to live without applause.

According to the report of the New York Post website, 46 -year -old Matt Travelin is from England. He is a farming in protected landscape officer. He loves a bird named Eurasian Curlue very much. But now this bird is getting over from Britain. Its population has fallen drastically. Matt thought of an idea to spread awareness about the bird. He built a very big bird’s costume and wearing it, he went out on the streets.

The person had to spread awareness about an extinct bird, due to which he took such a step. (Photo: NIDDERDALE National Landscape/Swings)

A person came out on the road as a bird
He walked 85 km to walk for awareness. During this time he was wearing a costume. The costume split was made of Bangu, Maslin and Polyester. He had chosen the weekend of Easter for his visit. On the first day, he went 40 kilometers, on the second day he completed the rest of the distance. He started his journey from Patile Bridge. He selected this date for the journey because World Curlue Day is held on 21 April.

Because of this 85 km journey
Matt said that this journey was very happy. The weather was good and he traveled for 12 hours. The costume was very light, due to this he could run easily. Matt told that it took 3 days to make the costume. He said that the Eurasian Curlue Birds is his favorite. He likes him so much that when he understood that his population is decreasing, he was very disappointed. He says that in the last 20 years, the number of birds has seen a rapid decline. Now only about 58 thousand birds are left. He hopes that people will be aware of his visit and will take steps to protect the birds.