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Drones track dinosaurs footprints
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Australian paleontologists are using the modern technology of drones to find out unique information about the ancient habitat of dinosaurs, media reports on Friday said. The scientists are using the drones with sophisticated cameras to analyse fossilised footprints of the prehistoric beasts which traversed areas in remote Western Australia (WA),
Sydney: Australian paleontologists are using the modern technology of drones to find out unique information about the ancient habitat of dinosaurs, media reports on Friday said. The scientists are using the drones with sophisticated cameras to analyse fossilised footprints of the prehistoric beasts which traversed areas in remote Western Australia (WA), Xinhua news agency reported. Unlike conventional aircraft, the drones can get within a few feet of the ground and hover so the cameras can take detailed pictures in inaccessible or difficult places where the footprints have been found.
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