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Saudi
Arabia captures 'Israeli spy' vulture
Wednesday January 05, 2011 03:32:51 PM,
IANS
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London: A vulture
tagged by Israeli scientists was "arrested" on suspicion of being
a Mossad spy after the bird strayed into Saudi Arabian territory,
a media report said Wednesday.
The bird was found in a rural area wearing a transmitter and a leg
bracelet bearing the words 'Tel Aviv University', the Daily Mail
reported citing Israeli and Saudi media reports.
Although these tags indicate that the bird was part of a long-term
research project into migration patters, residents and local
reporters told Saudi Arabia's Al-Weeam newspaper that the matter
seemed to be a "Zionist plot".
The accusations went viral, with hundreds of posts on
Arabic-language websites and forums claiming that the "Zionists"
had trained these birds for espionage.
The Sinai regional governor last month suggested that a shark that
killed and maimed tourists on its Red Sea port may have been
released by Israeli agents to sabotage Egypt's tourist industry.
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