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Researchers Build 'Zombie Duck Drones' and Robot Pheasants Out of Taxidermied Birds

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While “zombie duck drones” might sound like a weird plot twist in some dystopian horror movie, these robotic critters were engineered to further wildlife research. They also look like a mashup of old-school stuffer dekes and the next generation of modern motion decoys. Mostafa Hassanlian, an associate professor at the New Mexico Tech Institute of Mining and Technology in Socorro, brings dead birds to life combining taxidermied heads, wings, and …
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