Drones are now dropping thousands of lab-bred male mosquitoes over Maui and Kauai every week—an unexpected twist in the fight to save Hawaii’s iconic honeycreepers from extinction. Instead of using pesticides, these mosquitoes carry a harmless bacterium that makes their eggs infertile, helping shrink the mosquito population and slow the spread of deadly avian malaria. This high-tech approach is a game-changer for conservation, reaching remote forests that helicopters can’t. It’s a race against time, but early signs offer hope for Hawaii’s native birds. What do you think—can technology really turn the tide for endangered wildlife? #Pets #Hawaii #Conservation