Drones used to monitor behaviour of killer whales

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Researchers from the Vancouver Aquarium and the US-based National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have begun using drones to keep tabs on endangered killer whales off the west coast of the continent. The technology is giving the researchers a fresh perspective on the well-being of the animals, and provides yet another example of how UAVs are giving rise to new means of conservation. .. Continue Reading Drones used to monitor behaviour of killer whales

Section: Environment

Tags: Conservation, Drone, Hexacopter, Marine, Vancouver, Vancouver Aquarium

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