Drones with infra-red are already used for using infra-red identification (not bombing the animal, that would be horrible). But perhaps more tech could help to

Drones with infra-red are already used for using infra-red identification (not bombing the animal, that would be horrible). But perhaps more tech could help too. I think the problem too, is incentives. Everglades is a dangerous place... But sponsored hunts pay little " Hunters earn $8.10 per hour for up to eight hours daily, $50 bonus for each python measuring up to four feet (plus an extra $25 for each additional foot), and $200 for each eliminated python nest with eggs. " https://woodburyoutfitters.com/the-trailblazer/using-drones-to-hunt-pythons-in-florida/ https://woodburyoutfitters.com/the-trailblazer/using-drones-... Finding nests is very hard... Basically one needs to add a tracker to the animal to see where they go. In general invasive species that kill native species is a problem all over the world... There should be a well thought out and, most importantly replicatable, corruption-free process how to deal with it (as well as other man-made natural catastrophes).