Breaking news, Disney confirms their birds aren’t real. Disney World uses fake birds for security and surveillance purposes in their parks.

There are cameras in the eyes that capture video of what is happening in front of them as well as microphones to capture audio. The other day, Disney Parks posted on their social media account admitting they use fake birds.

They even showed how they make these birds. Disney showed the entire process from 3D printing the birds to painting them, to placing them in trees. The fake Disney birds look extremely realistic, but apparently, if you look close enough, you’ll be able to tell the birds aren’t real.
This explains why Disney has “Do not feed the birds” signs on property. This is to prevent people from trying to feed fake birds, which could expose them as fake. These fake birds can be seen throughout the park “eating” food off of the ground, hanging out by rides, and just walking down the walkways.
For example, many of the ducks inside Disney World parks are not actually real. It’s also worth noting that many of the fake birds can actually fly. This is to make them appear more realistic and lifelike.
You may notice security cameras on rides at Disney World, but never around the parks. That is because the cameras around the park are inside the birds. This is a far less invasive way to keep tabs on all guests and helps stay true to the “Disney Magic”.
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