Vikings Might Make New Stadium Bird-Safe After All

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With 200,000 square feet of glass, 95-foot glass doors and a location near the Mississippi River, the Minnesota Vikings' new stadium has been called a "death trap" for birds. Now bird lovers have new life in their attempt to have the stadium glass changed to be more bird friendly.

As the Star Tribune reports, Minnesota-based 3M Co. is working with the team on an effort to save migratory birds from fatally colliding with the stadium that is quickly rising on the site of the old Metrodome.

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