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Drone safety and regulations could be affected by birds and bees
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Birds and bees could hold the answer to safety concerns about the growing number of unmanned drones taking to the skies.
As if we didn't know already -- birds are pretty smooth | Audubon...
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“We were quite surprised by the birds' accuracy—they can judge their wingspan within 106 percent of their width when it comes to flying through gaps,” says Ingo Schiffner, researcher at the University of Queensland Brain Institute. “When you think about the cluttered environments they fly through, such as ...
Birds’ Ability to Judge Body Width Surprises Scientists | Nature...
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A new study suggests that birds are more likely to beat humans in tests that require quick judgment of body width. The researchers have found that birds are...
Budgies found to fly at just two speeds - Bird Research in the Media...
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(Phys.org)—A pair of researchers has found that at least one type of birds flies at just two speed levels. In their paper published in the journal Biology Letters, Ingo Schiffner and Mandyam Srinivasan with the University of Queensland in Australia , describe tunnel tests they conducted with budgerigars, what ...
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