In a twist no one saw coming, New York City’s drones are facing off against a feathered force to be reckoned with. Picture this: sleek, high-tech drones patrolling the beaches for sharks and swimmers in distress, only to be ambushed by flocks of indignant shorebirds. These avian adversaries, led by the feisty American oystercatchers, have declared a no-fly zone over their nesting grounds, turning the skies into a battleground. The birds are squawking, swooping, and generally making it clear that they don’t appreciate these mechanical invaders, leaving city officials to juggle beach safety and bird diplomacy.
Angry Birds Are Battling Drones Patrolling New York City’s Beaches
