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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Surveillace drones?

African militaries want surveillance drones to patrol their borders and vast areas.  This could help the wildlife in Africa too because they could spot the people who try to hunt the animals in the area. They could protect endangered animals and deliver medicine. They could also drive economic growth, with cargo drones moving goods quickly and cheaply. There are many ways the drones could help Africa besides protecting the wildlife. But some people say that these drones could also cause problems. How do you think surveillance drones could help or create problems for Africa?
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  1. AnonymousFebruary 12, 2014 at 10:37 AM

    Tessa you have good details in your writing. it is a sad thing that poachers do to the animals, they should be protected, but there is one draw bake the price it is alot of money as much as 70,000$! other wise it was good!

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