A group of researchers have managed to create dead bird drones that can actually fly and hover in place that look terrifyingly realistic.
The “birds aren’t real” conspiracy may have just found a new leg to stand on. According to new research, scientists have managed to take dead birds and turn them into drones. According to a new report by, a project that relies on putting drones into dead birds could help improve how we snoop on wildlife in the future.
The overall idea here seems to be focused on giving humans unbridled access to better wildlife surveillance. And it’s easy to admit how using dead bird drones that actually blend into nature could offer something like that. However, the implications of how this could be used for military purposes is, of course, concerning for some.
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