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Dutch police train eagles to pluck amateur drones from the sky

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AMSTERDAM: -- Dutch police are training eagles to remove drones they say pose a threat to public safety.

Sjoerd Hoogendoorn of “Guard from Above,” the company working with police to develop the concept, said the birds must be trained to recognise the drones as prey.

Hoogendoorn said their claws are tough enough to seize most amateur drones without injury from the blades.

The birds are rewarded with a piece of meat after each successful foray.

Police are expected to make a decision on whether to go ahead with using the eagles is expected by the end of the year.



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Outstanding! I hope some entrepreneurs will train some birds to be contracted to the public. It could be something like the alligator and snake removers in the South USA. Got a pesky drone buzzing your backyard swimming pool? Call the drone removers. No need to use the shot gun.

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A few days ago there was a UK Police are training eagles to......

Sorry, very cryptic post. can you explain please?

Sorry I got distracted...

A few days ago there was another post and press report about the UK training eagles for the same purpose.

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A few days ago there was a UK Police are training eagles to......

Sorry, very cryptic post. can you explain please?

Sorry I got distracted...

A few days ago there was another post and press report about the UK training eagles for the same purpose.

I don't recall the post you're referring to.

I do recall this post though, which originated 7 days ago already.

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