I am very sceptical about using eagles to stop drones. Eagles are more expensive to train and maintain, and they die.
The only viable solution against harmful drones are drones themselves.
The only viable solution against harmful drones are drones themselves.
Eagles are not scalable, but it is way simpler to train a handful of them as a proof of concept than to eagle-proof existing designs of drones. And given physical and engineering limits, every countermeasure implemented in a drone will cut into the effective payload that is available for the drone to carry on its actual function.
The eagles were never meant to defeat the drones, but to force their designers to handicap those.