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The US government has increased drone surveillance efforts in Texas to monitor for screwworm infestations, which can be harmful to animals. Since June, over 1,000 drone flights have been conducted by the USDA and CBP, surveying more than 22,000 animals.
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The US government has increased drone surveillance efforts in Texas to monitor for screwworm infestations, which can be harmful to animals. Since June, over 1,000 drone flights have been conducted by the USDA and CBP, surveying more than 22,000 animals.
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US boosts drone surveillance as flesh-eating screwworms spread in Texas
US Government Increases Drone Surveillance to Monitor Screwworm Infestations in Texas