Drones used in the wildlife include Hybrid Drones which are used for wildlife tracking, Multirotor Drones used for close$-$range wildlife monitoring and observation, and also Fixed$-$Wing Drones which researchers use them for tasks such as Ariel surveys of large animal populations, mapping and monitoring vast landscapes.

Drones were first used in the wildlife in the early $2000.$ Their use became more widespread in wildlife around $2010-2012.$

Drones can help estimate the abundance and distribution of wildlife species, such as elephants, rhinos, orangutans, and tigers by capturing images of individuals and groups, and using software to count and identify them.

They were invented to gather intelligence and conduct aerial surveillance without risking human pilots.

A remote Pilot license from SACAA is required. Applicant must be $18$ years old. Drone must be registered. Operating rules should be followed. Liability insurance is recommended to cover potential damages or accidents. Drones impacts our lives by giving us the following: Aerial photography and videography, delivery services, Search and rescue operations, Infrastructure inspection, Wildlife conservation, public safety and security, recreation use.