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'Eyes in the sky' spotting a dozen sharks every day

Summary by The West Australian
The world's largest aerial shark surveillance program is being rolled out after drones detected an average of 20 sharks a day during winter.

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AI drones to track sharks

Dangerous sharks swimming up and down the NSW coast could soon be detected using artificial intelligence.

·North Sydney, Australia
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'Eyes in the sky' spotting a dozen sharks every day

The world's largest aerial shark surveillance program is being rolled out after drones detected an average of 20 sharks a day during winter.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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The West Australian broke the news in Osborne Park, Australia on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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