Hobby-grade drones above can monitor marine animals beneath the surface

Mongabay
Dec 14, 2018, 2:44 pm206 pts
Using drones for wildlife surveys isn’t new to marine wildlife research, but it’s been focused mainly on detecting the large mammals and sea turtles that break the ocean’s surface to breathe. Researchers in The Bahamas wanted to test whether they could also locate the many sharks, rays, and other species…

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