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I suppose it depends a lot on what drone one is actually considering, but I'll bet compared to most drones, the pigeon has much better range.
by fdwlbs 3y ago
I suppose it depends a lot on what drone one is actually considering, but I'll bet compared to most drones, the pigeon has much better range.
- aziaziazi 3y agoAlso - food may be easier to source than electricity in certain rural area - auto scale mating - no replacement part shortage
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoI suspect that training time for a pigeon is a lot longer than programming time for a drone.
- RoyalHenOil 3y agoThere is a legality aspect as well. Drones are not permitted to fly in all places. Where I live, they can't fly above private property (without the property owner's permission) or near airports. Such rules, of course, do not apply to birds.