One possible method is to use an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) equipped with a thermal imaging core to check fields and meadows from the air prior to starting the mowing machines.
Roe deer iare known to have the highest fatality rate. A large number of Roe deer fawns are born in May and June months and they prefer to stay in high grass during their initial months of life. However, this is the period when most European farmers begin their mowing operations. When a mower approaches, the fawn’s reaction to this threat is to remain motionless. This instinctual behavior and timing is a deadly combination. It has been estimated that the fatality rate for newborn fawns is 25%, which means one out of four fawns is killed by the mowers.
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