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Weather Radars could be used to track elusive birds

Scientists have started using data gathered from weather radars to detect the flight paths of various hard to track birds. By filtering out rain and other weather phenomena, scientists can determine what kind of birds are flying where. This could be used to help save endangered species or even just predict the weather.

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Wed Nov 27 - TheConversation

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