Thermal drones detect rare tree kangaroos in Australia

Mongabay
Feb 20, 2025, 7:02 am104 pts
Tree kangaroos, which live high up in the tall rainforest trees of New Guinea and Australia, are usually very hard to spot from the ground. But thermal drones, which detect animals from their body heat, can help find these animals quickly, a new study has found. In November 2024, Emmeline Norris, a Ph.D.…

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