While these problems may seem counterintuitive to the goals of the airstrikes, they are minute and rather insignificant compared to the results of the airstrikes. Each airstrike performed kills multiple terrorists members with few civilian casualties and no risk to US soldiers. Looking at facts from Proconorg Headlines “Drone attacks in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Yemen, and Somalia have killed upwards of 3,500 militants, including dozens of high-level commanders implicated in organizing plots against the United States,” the attacks seem to be eliminating more problems than they create. The United States in not completely free of any charges being held against them while performing airstrikes. Citizens in countries being affected by the drone …show more content…
More and more animals are closing in on the endangered or extinct categories and need more protection to survive in the evolving world today. Drones provide national parks and conservationist with a resourceful way to observe packs of endangered animals, giving the groups data on the coordinance of the animals. With information like where the animals are heading and the landscape of the area around them, conservatives are able to better stop poaching and protect the animals from environmental dangers. National parks hope to use the advancing drone technology to fly drones constantly over wildlife areas, protecting animals in the best way …show more content…
Drones with infrared detectors are becoming publicly available for a very cheap cost. Infrared drones will help farmers hunt down wild hogs, lost animals, and other predators with ease. No longer will farmers have to spend the night out in the woods while searching for a lost cow or hunting a wild boar that has destroyed their crops. For hunters, finding game may no longer mean setting up cameras all over the woods or sitting out in a tree on a freezing morning. Drones would allow a hunter to walk around and fly his or her heat-sensing drone overhead looking for game or even sit at home and do the same