Eagles in the hunt
The French Air Force drove the eagles against the unmanned aerial vehicles. The government found the solution of the French security forces seeking measures for the safety of buildings and nuclear installations. The eagles, who are trained when they are younger, catch the unmanned aerial vehicles they see in the air with their claws, making them ineffective. Experts putting meat in the appropriate spaces of the human air vehicle allow the eagles to see these tools as hunting. French experts have emphasized that the illegal JHA, which is flown in vulnerable areas, will be collected by eagles. The security forces, pleased with the results of the trial, explained that the first four eagles will start a relative from the beginning of this summer. The application first started in the Netherlands. The Dutch National Police have taken preventive measures against illegal flying unmanned aerial vehicles with trained carts.