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November 18, 2016 05:25 am GMT

Eagles are waging war against drones, knocking them out of the sky

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While we all look forward to the prospect of pizza being delivered by drones, not everyone is loving the flying gadgets. Birds of prey don't particularly like them. At all.

Surveyor Rick Steven, has had to contend with some angsty local eagles while flying his unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at the St Ives mine, located in Western Australia's Goldfields region. 

In short, they're destroying them, and it's forcing Steven to get inventive. 

SEE ALSO: Can a drone rake leaves?

The UAVs have assisted Steven in creating 3D models of mined areas, as well as helping workers avoid extreme weather conditions on surveys.  Read more...

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