Researchers create zombie duck drones from bodies of dead birds
Researchers have developed zombie duck drones made from the bodies of dead birds. A team at New Mexico Tech has found a way to use body parts to create realistic avian imposters. They believe the drones would aid wildlife monitoring by blending in a natural environment.
ZOMBIE duck drones have been made by scientists using eerie flocks of dead birds in a haunting set of spy experiments. Clever ...
When two duck hunters set up for divers during a storm, an aging Chesapeake Bay retriever breaks on a crippled canvasback and ...
The team explains: "The latest developments in the project focus on two taxidermy-preserved mallard ducks, engineered as both flapping and swimming drones. "The swimming version replicates the ...
Each one is of a duck. Some show ducks flying — mergansers, pintails, mallards and eiders. Some show ducks swimming. One shows a dog with a duck in its mouth. The portraits of the ducks ...
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