Drones fitted with artificial intelligence are being used to help capture crocodiles, and can also be used to locate nesting sites, monitor movements, and track invasive and native wildlife across wetlands, the founder of company that makes drones to track wildlife has said.

Wildlife Drones founder and chief executive officer Dr Debbie Saunders showed off her drones that use artificial intelligence at the 27th working meeting of the International Union for Conservation of Nature crocodile specialist group in Darwin last week.

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