Could flight MH370 have suffered decompression due to a high altitude bird strike?
would such a scenario fit the known facts about MH370?


The evidence presented by the team searching for the aircraft includes


No voice communications using any of multiple radio systems available to cockpit crew.
Transponder ceased responding to secondary radar.
ADS-B transmissions ceased.
ACARS transmission ceased.
Aircraft made a change of course back across Malaysia
Malaysian military tracked an aircraft believed to be MH370 apparently following waypoints in the Malacca straights (suggesting another change of course)
Satellite data appears to show MH370 then flying to the south for many hours on autopilot until it ran out of fuel.


It isn't clear how a bird strike could disable the pilots and also cause the failure of all automated communication systems whilst allowing the autopilot (presumably) to make several turns and then fly the aircraft into the southern Indian ocean.

People have advanced many ideas about MH370. It isn't immediately obvious that this idea fits what is known any better than many of the other ideas.