Indian Army's New 'Weapon' is a Bird! How Eagles are Being Trained to Take Down Drones
2 years ago

Indian Army's New 'Weapon' is a Bird! How Eagles are Being Trained to Take Down Drones

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During the ongoing joint training exercise Yuddh Abhyas between India and the United States in Uttarakhand’s Auli, the Indian Army showcased a unique sight – kite birds trained to prey on enemy drones. During the training, the Indian Army acted out a scenario in which they were able to locate and destroy enemy drones with the assistance of a dog and a kite. Soldiers from the Indian Army are training kites to hunt enemy drones in a first-of-its-kind deployment of these birds. According to a report by Labmate online, Dutch cops in partnership with prey training group Guards From Above, trained eagles to recognise the flying machines as prey, then disable the propellers with their talons.

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