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At a disused military airfield in the Netherlands, hunting birds like the eagle are being trained to harness their instincts to help combat the security threats stemming from the proliferation of drones.
The birds of prey learn to intercept small, off-the-shelf drones — unmanned aerial vehicles — of the type that can pose risks to aircraft, drop contraband into jails, conduct surveillance or fly dangerously over public events.
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[Take that Skynet!] (Dutch Firm Trains Eagles to Take Down High-Tech Prey: Drones - The New York Times) Sarah Connor told these Dutch eagles how to resist drones.
