Three years ago, Humboldt State University (as it was still known at the time) posted its own video of sharks swimming in the bay near the Arcata Marsh, with a note explaining that they eat small ...
The zombie drones are expected to aid wildlife monitoring as they could be blended into a natural environment.
They researchers used parts from taxidermied pheasants and mallards to create flapping-wing drones and swimming robots.
Author Brandon Keim makes a cogent case for reevaluating how we understand - and treat - the creatures around us, even those ...
The research team at New Mexico Tech has constructed and tested pheasant, mallard duck and pigeon drones and robots. Their ...
Researchers at New Mexico Tech have new developments in their taxidermy bird drone projects that will blow your mind! His ...
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Oh Quack!: Researchers Create Duck Drones From The Bodies Of Dead DucksImage via Getty We can rebuild the ducks — we have the technology. We can make them better than they were. Better, stronger, faster. Okay, so researchers haven't got to the point where they can ...
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Researchers have developed zombie duck drones made from the bodies of dead birds. A team at New Mexico Tech has found a way ...
Researchers have developed zombie duck drones made from the bodies of dead birds. A team at New Mexico Tech has found a way ...
With how many species of this familiar waterfowl live in or migrate through the state, you could say Virginia is for duck ...
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