Some 24 Canadian and American airmen were killed after an aircraft collided with a flock of geese.

The best known bird strike occurred in 2009, when an Airbus plane ditched into New York's Hudson River after colliding with a flock of geese.

It is still unclear where the teenager picked it up, although public health officials say genetic sequences shows it’s closely related to a virus found in wild geese in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley.

“What happened there with the geese? What happened there? They’re all missing,” Trumpov said.

According to TMZ, the man was actually from Columbus and was holding two geese injured by a car.