Drones spot sharks 73 times in two days off Sydney beaches

According to Channel NewsAsia, drone operators monitoring Sydney beaches detected seventy-three shark sightings over two days. The drones tracked bull, tiger, and white sharks—the species most likely to pose a threat to swimmers. The surveillance highlights how technology is increasingly being used to enhance coastal safety and keep beachgoers informed about marine hazards.

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