In an unexpected crossover, American Wildlife is using Management Netflix’s movie Marriage History To prevent wolves from chasing cattle on farms.
The method is known as ‘Wolf Hazing’, which discourages predators from swapping livestock using disturbing voices.
The scene, meanwhile, involves an intense argument between Adam Driver and Scarlett Johnson in Flick, who highlights the suspended furious, as the couple on screen has when navigating their divorce.
The drones equipped with speakers were sent out of the US Department of Agriculture or USDA playing loud sounds, including the sound clips to the stage, to scare wolves away.
The tactics, tea Wall Street Journal The report proved to be effective when the report said the dog killed 11 cows in Oregon’s Klamath Basin in 20 days. After implementing the drones with alarming sounds, only two cattle died in 85 days.
“I need wolves to respond and know that hey, people are bad,” a USDA district counselor in Oregon told the business.
In addition to scaring Wolves away, that scene received a lot of praise, which led to a nomination for Oscars for Adam and Scarlett.
The synopsis of marriage history sounds, “a couple navigating the emotional and practical challenges of a coast -coast -coastal divorce, highlighting the complexity of love, loss and family dynamics.”
