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flag Scientists develop bird-like drones using real feathers and wings to deter birds from airspace.

flag Scientists at New Mexico Tech have developed drones using real bird parts, like feathers and flapping wings, to mimic real birds. flag The taxidermy drones aim to deter birds from entering airspace and potentially colliding with aircraft. flag The research team, led by Dr. Mostafa Hassanalian, has been working on this project for two years, creating drones modeled after pheasants, mallard ducks, and pigeons. flag These drones are still in testing and could help study bird behavior and ecosystems.

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