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By Rory Tingle For Mailonline21:22 GMT 16 Jan 2017, updated 21:38 GMT 16 Jan 2017
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The man was filmed travelling along a road in the sunset while the pigeon fluttered alongside him.
He released the bird after starting up his motorbike, and it flew just behind as he built up speed.
pigeon was clearly straining to keep up up so the man pulled up by the side of the road to give it a rest.
Racing pigeons usually travel at speeds just under 40mph, and are known for their ability to navigate home across long distances.
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Scientists are not certain why this happens, but it may be because pigeons do not like the smell of fog so fly faster to get away from it.
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He released the bird after starting up his motorbike, and it flew just behind as he built up speed
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4125862/Man-teaches-pet-pigeon-fly-alongside-50mph.html
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- Man filmed travelling along road in sunset while pigeon fluttered alongside him
- He released the bird after starting up his motorbike, and it flew just behind
- After a few minutes pigeon was straining to keep up so the man gave it a break
The man was filmed travelling along a road in the sunset while the pigeon fluttered alongside him.
He released the bird after starting up his motorbike, and it flew just behind as he built up speed.
pigeon was clearly straining to keep up up so the man pulled up by the side of the road to give it a rest.
Racing pigeons usually travel at speeds just under 40mph, and are known for their ability to navigate home across long distances.
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Scientists are not certain why this happens, but it may be because pigeons do not like the smell of fog so fly faster to get away from it.
+5
He released the bird after starting up his motorbike, and it flew just behind as he built up speed
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4125862/Man-teaches-pet-pigeon-fly-alongside-50mph.html