Add Black Bears to the List of Things Terrified of Drones
Now, animal scientists have proven that drones are also a nuisance, and even a terror, to wildlife. A group of researchers at the University of Minnesota strapped heartbeat monitors to four black bears and flew drones around them to test their reactions.
It’s already an established fact that drones can be of great annoyance to humans: whether you’re the secret service, a California firefighter, or just a casual homeowner, the newly popular gadget can ruin your day any number of ways.
Now, animal scientists have proven that drones are also a nuisance, and even a terror, to wildlife. A group of researchers at the University of Minnesota strapped heartbeat monitors to four black bears and flew drones around them to test their reactions.
