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Creepy bird-shaped drone revealed in China - and it looks just like a real seagull - Mirror Online
China launches high-tech bird drones to watch over its citizens - CNET
Creepy bird-shaped drone revealed in China - and it looks just like a real seagull - Mirror Online
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1960s CIA drone-bird project a predecessor to NASA Global Hawk - GPS World
China takes surveillance to new heights with flock of robotic Doves, but do they come in peace? | South China Morning Post
Drone Bird Company developed ultra-realistic Falcon-shaped 3D-printed drones
Scientists make robotic drones that look like birds of prey | The Independent | The Independent
This weird-looking pigeon is actually a drone that flies with real feathers | MIT Technology Review
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