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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Drones Are Saving Animals In Africa

I was reading Even's post about I found it very interesting because they are saving lots of animals in Africa. For example, I read that poachers are killing most of the animals in Africa. In fact, there are about 2,000 rhinos in the whole world. But the people from Africa are setting drones to search for poacher. They do this by sitting behind a television and putting the thing they have to do on a computer and if they find poachers they can send the military to the rescue. But sometimes the communication with the people that are commanding them to look for the poachers fails. Would you recommend the United States to use these drones here?
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  1. AnonymousMarch 6, 2014 at 12:23 PM

    That is vary interesting how the drones work. How the can fly and find where the poachers are and can help stop them from killing the endanger animals such as Black Rhinos. hopeful the drones get a lot of people from killing the helpless animals. Some day that wont be a problem because of the people that are trying to help the animals. But that is very interesting topic on Drones.

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