Florida Snake Hunters Deploy Robotic Rabbits to Capture Invasive Burmese Pythons
SOUTH FLORIDA, AUG 6 – Forty solar-powered robotic rabbits emit heat and scent to attract and detect invasive Burmese pythons, aiding efforts to mitigate their impact on South Florida's ecosystem, officials said.
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Robot Rabbits Join Florida's Fight Against Invasive Snakes
Florida's ongoing battle with invasive Burmese pythons has gone high tech, with wildlife teams now deploying robotic rabbits to help find and capture the elusive snakes. The solar-powered, remote-controlled decoys look and smell like marsh rabbits—favored python prey—and even emit heat signatures to lure the snakes out of...
·Miami, United States
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