Gunshots end months-long Canadian ostrich cull saga that captivated RFK Jr
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Aaron Hemens /The Canadian Press via AP The ostriches have attracted support from far and wide
The arrival of men in hazmat suits spelled the end for more than 300 ostriches in British Columbia. Their fate was the subject of a months-long legal battle in Canada that attracted an unlikely cast of supporters, including an American grocery billionaire, Canadian anti-Covid mandate activists and US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. Dr Mehmet Oz, a celebrity doctor and member of Trump's administration, even offered to adopt the birds - but to no avail. On Thursday evening, gunshots rang out from the hay bale enclosure where the birds were corralled.
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