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The passenger pigeon's extinction was shockingly rapid. In the early 1800s, they were arguably the most numerous bird on Earth, with flocks so dense they could darken the sky for days. Relentless commercial hunting for cheap meat, coupled with deforestation, decimated the population. By the 1890s, they had virtually vanished from the wild. Martha, hatched in captivity and named after Martha Washington, spent her final years as a zoo attraction. After her death at age 29, her body was frozen in a

The Last Flight | Passenger Pigeon Extinction – September 1 On September 1, 1914, the world’s skies grew quieter forever. Martha, the last known Passenger Pigeon, died in captivity at the Cincinnati Zoo. Once numbering in billions, these birds darkened the skies of North America with their massive flocks. But overhunting and habitat loss drove them to extinction within decades. Martha’s death became a chilling reminder of how human actions can erase an entire species. Today, the passenger pigeon