Yet, it’s unclear how far the influencer behind the name will take the joke. For the “Birds Aren’t Real” viral phenomenon, Gaydos and McIndoe concocted fake evidence, a fake history of the ...

McIndoe came forward in 2021 to admit that Birds Aren’t Real is a joke to spotlight the absurdity of conspiracies and online movements. Since then, McIndoe has announced a left-leaning podcast ...

Instead, the newest iteration of Enron is being run by Connor Gaydos, who is perhaps best known for the satirical conspiracy theory that “Birds Aren’t Real” and are instead surveillance ...

Gaydos is one of the Gen-Z provocateurs behind the Birds Aren’t Real phenomenon, which is a joke conspiracy theory about all so-called birds actually being government surveillance drones.

The findings come at a time when outbreaks of bird flu -- a different subtype of the same influenza virus -- in dairy cattle have ...

The company is owned by the co-creator of the group known as "Birds Aren't Real," a satirical conspiracy ... the current Enron declined and interview and said only that more is coming soon.

Hargitay had a real-life hero moment as she showed up for a pre-taped interview with "Today" before Thanksgiving. Before Hargitay arrived, a "woman with a cane fell in the middle of the crosswalk ...

Yep, that's not a bird. But it also might not be a drone. Numerous theories have emerged about who or what the reported drone sightings could be, ranging from UFOs to foreign government surveillance.