In South Korea, due to inadequate control of crow populations, this bird has become a major 'killer' of the country's electrical infrastructure, with power outages related to crows occurring frequently. According to data from the Korea Electric Power Corporation cited by the Chosun Ilbo on the 23rd, South Korea has experienced 103 power outages possibly caused by crows in the three years since 2021, including 35 last year. (CCTV News)
停电事件频发 乌鸦成韩国电力设施一大“杀手”
Frequent power outages; crows have become a major 'killer' of South Korean electrical utilities.
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