Theories around why the birds crashed down include pollution or a predator, but the official cause is still unconfirmed.
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The circumstances surrounding the event led some to question whether it was pollution or 5G on social media, but an animal expert told The Guardian it was most likely a predatory bird which led to the flock of birds to the ground.
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