In a small reserve in Kenya they are trying to cut down on
the ivory hunting, by using unmanned planes to scout the area in the park. Thus
stopping the large spread poaching all around Africa and or limits it. Sadly the air rangers are very expensive, to
get they would need to save A LOT to save the park. This Is because the planes
have perfect cameras to zoom in for the catch, and transmitting data to a computer
on the ground. Hopefully stopping poaching in the reserve, and to be followed
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Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Unmanned Planes!?
In a small reserve in Kenya they are trying to cut down on
the ivory hunting, by using unmanned planes to scout the area in the park. Thus
stopping the large spread poaching all around Africa and or limits it. Sadly the air rangers are very expensive, to
get they would need to save A LOT to save the park. This Is because the planes
have perfect cameras to zoom in for the catch, and transmitting data to a computer
on the ground. Hopefully stopping poaching in the reserve, and to be followed
by others to help stop poaching in Africa. 
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