During the opening ceremony of the 1988 Seoul Olympics, pigeons were released as part of a peace symbol, a tradition in Olympic ceremonies. Unfortunately, some of the pigeons landed on the Olympic cauldron and were caught in the flame when it was ignited. This incident caused a significant public reaction and criticism, prompting the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to end the practice of using live animals in subsequent ceremonies. | History In Pictures

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From disaster to glory. Having struck his head on the springboard in the preliminary rounds, American Greg Louganis bounced back for an inspiring gold medal win in diving at Seoul 1988. Watch more Great Olympic Moments: bit.ly/30LU2rT #StrongerTogether #1YearToGo Team USA FINA | Olympics

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11K views · 116 reactions | #OnThisDay in 1988, Ben Johnson was thought to be the first Canadian sprinter since 1928 to win the 100m final at the Summer Olympics in Seoul. However, Johnson tested positive for doping and was disqualified three days later. | CBC Olympics | Facebook

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