Claim: A photograph shows an eagle catching a drone. 
Verdict: SUPPORTS

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title: Conservation Drones
text: thermal-imaging, drones capture heat signatures which indicates poachers and wildlife traffickers. David Wilkie, the director of conservation measures for the Wildlife Conservation Society, stated they had deployed drones in Belize to examine illegal fishing near the vulnerable reef area. With the use of funds from Google, the World Wildlife Fund is using different technology methods such as drones to combat poaching in Africa. The Associated Press used a drone to observe a mission in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi to look for heat-emitting objects in shapes of similarity to a rice grain to track a team of poachers such as a tracker, shooter, and

title: Ryan Model 147
text: camera payload featuring a front-to-back scan camera, a side-to-side scan camera and a new paint job. The high-altitude Lightning Bugs had been painted black which is a high-visibility color at low altitude. Model 147Js were painted gray on top and white underneath. The fast-moving 147J drones streaked low over the ground, making them difficult targets and increasing their odds of returning from a mission. Up to that time the drones had parachuted to the ground when they returned, but were often damaged by the impact; the USAF then came up with a retrieval method using a big Sikorsky CH-3E helicopter

title: Shooting Star (drone)
text: (UAVs) airborne simultaneously". The drones were used for the Super Bowl LI halftime show performance by Lady Gaga in 2017, in which 300 Shooting Stars formed an American flag in the sky. Because of the tight regulations during the show and establishment of a no-drone flight zone, the drone show was recorded beforehand. Josh Walden of Intel's New Technologies Group stated that one possible application of the technology is to use large numbers of drones to perform a visual inspection much more quickly than a single unit. During Art Basel Miami Beach 2017 Intel worked together with Studio Drift and

title: Conservation Drones
text: people several days to accomplish on land. With a conservation drone, it was possible to survey 30 to 50 kilometers of Colorado without missing or recounting individuals. Aerial imagery yields interesting data with a high success rate. A geographic mapping programs captures hundreds of images combining these images into one big map. Similar to a Google Earth map, conservation drone images are more detailed, using 2 centimeters resolution/pixel. Conservation Drones can be used to map a variety of landscapes such as ocean waters, and forest and depict a timeline of ecological issues. For example, drones can monitor U.S. National Parks

title: Dronestagram
text: the other end, street view images" and notes that "it represents an 'intermediary layer'". He calls it "a new photographic language" and asserts that "part of the appeal is that drones can capture images of places that are impossible to reach with another flying device" and that while "with satellite images, and apps like Google Earth, we are now used to seeing Earth from above", "drone photos bring a new way of seeing the world, at low altitude, near landscapes and buildings, like a bird would do". The site also features a drone business directory and a drone pictures world

title: Dronestagram
text: 2015 UN climate summit in Paris, Dronestagram launched the 'Small drones, big changes' competition to find the best aerial photographs that illustrate "the effects of pollution on planet Earth and the solutions to tackle the problem". Dronestagram is partner of the Professional Drone Film Festival Contest dedicated to drone cinematographic art in Nantes. According to Eric Dupin drone photography quite literally offers a whole new perspective - he says "it depicts a new vision of the world, with stunning images taken from low altitude, near field" and distinguishes these from "images taken by satellite or plane or helicopter, or, on

title: Parrot AR.Drone
text: vehicles (UAVs) existed prior to the release of the AR.Drone, it was not widely available to members of the public. In Germany, consumer affairs minister Ilse Aigner described the drone as a privacy threat, and called for restrictions to be placed on the use of cameras mounted on aerial platforms. A UK advertising campaign, showing an AR.Drone being flown into the grounds of Buckingham Palace was withdrawn after concerns that it was demonstrating illegal use of the drone. In the US, the use of AR.Drones is governed by the Federal Aviation Administration at the Federal level and local jurisdiction, which

title: Israel-related animal conspiracy theories
text: equipped with electronic devices. Iran's Press TV later claimed the bird was an eagle "equipped with Mossad's tracking and other surveillance devices." Ohad Hazofe, the avian ecologist, told Israeli news site Ynet: "This is a young vulture that was tagged, along with 100 others, in October. He has two wing bands and a German-made GPS chip." Hazofe denied that the device had any photographic capabilities. In an interview with CNN, he stated that "I'm not an intelligence expert, but what would be learned from putting a camera onto a vulture? You cannot control it. It's not a drone that you

title: Drone (2017 film)
text: the capture of a trailing man. Breaking down in grief after packing the last of his father's belongings and donating his clothes, Wistin returns home. While home, Wistin catches Shaw standing outside of his home and goes out to investigate. Shaw claims to be interested in buying a boat Wistin had displayed in the front of his home for sale. The boat was Wistin's father's that he was given when his father could no longer care for it. The two enter Wistin's home to discuss the price of the boat while the CIA track down Shaw as the source of

title: Sofreh Mahi
text: similar to the Eagle ray resulting in the drone being called the "Sofreh Mahi" (the Persian for "Eagle Ray"). The drone is also made out of special materials that absorb radar energy. These two features give it the ability to evade enemy radars. General Aziz Nasirzadeh, Lieutenant Commander of the Iranian Army Air Force, stated that the UAV 'Sofreh Mahi' has been designed and manufactured for reconnaissance and bombing missions, considering its radar-evading capability. General Nasirzadeh also announced that once the aircraft passes further tests, and its features and capabilities are completed, the Defense Ministry will begin the production. "Production

title: Flying Eagle UAV
text: and it is mainly intended for aerial photography, cinematography, survey, and advertising missions. Specification: List of unmanned aerial vehicles of the People's Republic of China Flying Eagle UAV Flying Eagle UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Jinan Flying Eagle Aviation Science and Technology Co., Ltd. (Flying Eagle, 济南飞鹰航空科技有限公司). Originally a company providing aerial photography, cinematography, survey, and advertising services using UAVs provided by other manufacturers, Flying Eagle has begun to develop UAVs of its own based on its extensive UAV operating experience. The first indigenously developed Flying Eagle UAV is an unmanned blimp, which has been successfully developed, and the

title: Rm9sbG93ZXJz
text: operator. Mulder checks outside the house and sees a mid-sized drone flying in front of him. He initially dismisses it as a child's toy, but after more annoying attempts to spy on him he destroys it with a baseball bat. Three bigger drones appear and collect the remains. Still trying to get into contact with his bank, Mulder is bothered again by the restaurant, still trying to get a tip out of him. Mulder suddenly discovers that his house has gotten populated by mini-drones and escapes by driving away in his car. He drives to Scully's home, where she has

title: Aerial photography
text: Dronesafe website for more information. Full details on the process to be followed for Large Model Aircraft can be found in CAP 658 on the CAA website Aerial Work on larger manned aircraft can be found here CAA Commercial Permissions Information </ref> Photographs taken at an angle are called "oblique photographs". If they are taken from a low angle relative to the earth's surface, they are called "low oblique" and photographs taken from a high angle are called "high" or "steep oblique". Vertical photographs are taken straight down. They are mainly used in photogrammetry and image interpretation. Pictures that will

title: Ryan AQM-91 Firefly
text: seen from below, as well as twin inward-canted tailfins to conceal the exhaust stream. It had a fuselage with flat bottom. A ground radar would need to be directly below the drone to detect it, but by the time it is detected, the aircraft is travelling away, which makes tracking difficult. The sides of the fuselage are sloped flat to deflect radar signals. It was built using a high percentage of plastic composite materials, which had a lower radar reflectivity than metal. The leading and trailing edges of the wings had inset triangles of a radar-absorbent material. The aircraft was

title: Flying Eagle UAV
text: Flying Eagle UAV Flying Eagle UAVs are Chinese UAVs developed by Jinan Flying Eagle Aviation Science and Technology Co., Ltd. (Flying Eagle, 济南飞鹰航空科技有限公司). Originally a company providing aerial photography, cinematography, survey, and advertising services using UAVs provided by other manufacturers, Flying Eagle has begun to develop UAVs of its own based on its extensive UAV operating experience. The first indigenously developed Flying Eagle UAV is an unmanned blimp, which has been successfully developed, and the company is currently developing unmanned helicopters as its next indigenously developed UAV. Flying Eagle unmanned blimp is the first UAV indigenously developed by Flying Eagle,

title: BUAA UAV
text: similar missions, but the exact performance parameter and physical characteristics of BUAA Long Eagle has not yet publicized by official Chinese governmental sources yet. Drone-6 (Ba-6 or靶-6) UAV is a high speed drone developed by BUAA to support the development of HQ-3 surface-to-air missile (SAM). High speed drones were needed to support the development of SAMs, but in the early 1960s, Chinese attempt to import high speed drones failed due to international embargo, and China had to come up with its own solution. Proposal begun in 1964 and was approved in December of that same year. Originally, BUAA was a

title: Drone journalism
text: potential for invading people's privacy, such as unobstructed views of individuals and private property. A crucial question is whether individuals have the right to expect privacy when their picture is being taken from up to several thousand feet above the ground. Furthermore, the ethics considerations surrounding satellite images come into play: What are the ethical boundaries of news-gathering from satellites in space? On April 3, 2013, the FAA held an "engagement session" on drone privacy, in which the public could engage in discussion on such questions of privacy. Opinions expressed during the session can generally be summarized in five overarching

title: Sofreh Mahi
text: Sofreh Mahi Sofreh Mâhi (, "Eagle ray") is an Iranian stealth UCAV under development. Little is known about the drone but scaled down mock-ups shown during Iranian Army Day 2010 parade show that it has a flat diamond shape body with twin vertical stabilizers. First reference to the drone was given by Lieutenant Commander of the Iranian Air Force General Aziz Nasirzadeh who reported that the first tests of the drone were finished. Iran officially stated that it is working on a stealth UCAV named Sofreh Mahi on 7 Feb. 2010. Iranian officials reported that the drone has a shape

title: January 2015 Mazraat Amal incident
text: an attack by an Israeli helicopter, but the later reports indicated it may have been by drones. A United Nations spokesman reported that the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) observed two unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) flying from Israeli-controlled Western Golan and crossing the Area of Separation buffer zone towards UN position 30 on the Syrian controlled edge of the zone, where they lost track of them. An hour later they saw smoke coming from position 30 but could not identify the source. Later they observed drones coming from the area of position 30 and flying over Jabbata, in the

title: Drone display
text: Drone display A drone display is the use of multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (drones), often quadcopters, flying in a coordinated fashion for public display. The are usually equipped with LEDs, and the display held at night. The displays may be for entertainment, where the drones may use flocking or swarming behaviour. The drones may also be coordinated to produce images. Using this emerging technology, displays have been employed for advertising purposes as well. Intel has produced the Shooting Star, a type of drone used in light shows. They were used during the 2018 Winter Olympics, a Super Bowl halftime show